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Sunday, May 31, 1992 20 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,000 5110 + 40 GST = 55cents Vol. 111 No. 22
The value of building permits
issued by the town of Pickering
are up over 1991 levels. So far
this year, the town has issued
529,738,000 worth of permits
compared to $21,486,000 at this
time last year. The permit_,.
include additions, renovations
and new construction on resi-
dential, commercial and indus-
trial buildings.
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New cop shop 'state-of-the-art'
PICKERING - Durham's finest will soon
have a new place to call home.
Durham Regional Police will he operating
out of their new divisional headquarters on
Hwy. 2 and Brock Rd. beginning Monday.
And they'll be taking over some new duties
here at the same time. Regional recruiting will
move here from Oshawa, the street crime unit
will come over from Whitby, and Ajax and
Pickering's youth bureau will shift here from
Ajax.
The state-of-the-art building reflects a "new
concept in policing," according to Superinten-
dent Don Martin. "It's a very open concept, a
hitevale
heritage
statu
PICKERING - The hamlet of Whitevale
was refused heritage designation by town
politicians Monday night after a local coun-
cillor reported some residents are "afraid" to
admit they don't want it.
Fear of angering their neighbors is pre-
venting some Whitevale homeowners from
voicing objections to the proposed desigm-
tion, councillor Enrico Pistrino told coun-
cil's executive committee.
The committee failed to pass a bylaw des-
ignating the hamlet even though council had
approved a preliminary bylaw last January.
The paperwork was to have been forwarded
to council and then to the Ontario Municipal
Board for approval.
-We figured it would be a rubber stamp
Monday," says Lloyd Thomas, president of
the Whitevale and District Residents' Asso-
ciation. "We were quite surprised."
Mr. Thomas says Whitevale residents and
the town's Local Architectural Conservation
Advisory Committee have been working on
See WHITEVALE».Page 3
move away from the fortress look."
He points to a community room being
offered to residents at no charge as one exam-
ple. Police -related groups such as Neighbor-
hood Watch will be given first priority, but
other community groups, including abused
women and minor league baseball, are also
invited to book the room through divisional
inspectors.
The station has been seven years in the plan-
ning. The old station, located on Hwy. 2 cast of
Fairport Rd., opened in 1967 when 50 people
were on staff and the town had a population of
about 30,000.
Today, 125 people will work out of the new
building and the town's population has
increased to about 65,000. "Times have
changed too," notes Supt. Martin. "Just look at
the increase in robberies."
The building was planned to serve both Ajax
and Pickering, but Ajax residents wanted a
"police presence" and will retain their own
divisional headquarters, says Supt. Martin. He
predicts it'll be another 25 years before Picker-
ing experiences accommodation problems.
The new headquarters also features video
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Builder- buyers
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subdivision plan
PICKERING - For the third
time, town politicians Monday
failed to enter into a subdivision
agreement with a homebuilder
because of a dispute over money.
Councillor Kip Van Kempen
told council's executive committee
he'd received about 75 letters from
homeowners who are owed money
by Landford Estates. Mr. Van
Kempen said the company required
r� a grading deposit from buyers
that was to be returned, but that
some residents have been waiting
for the refund more than four years.
According to Mr. Van Kempen,
the letters were written by residents
on Rambleberry Ave. and Kelvin -
way Lane.
Saying he wants to "make sure
this does not happen again," Mr.
Van Kempen suggested a two-
week deferral of a subdivision
agreement with Landford Dixie
South Ltd. until the town solicitor
reports whether the town can
restrict the company from requiring
a similar deposit in future.
Council's executive committee
had also deferred the proposed
agreement with Landford Dixie
South Ltd. at its meetings of April
27 and May 11.
In an interview, Landford vice-
president Nigel O'Neill said the
company will refund residents'
deposits as soon as the subdivision
developer releases Landford from
financial responsibility for any
damage to grading or curbs caused
by homeowners.
"It makes sense," he says of the
deposit required from homebuyers.
"We're on the hook with our
money."
Mr. O'Neill says other compa-
nies require similar deposits. "We
may be the only builder in Picker-
ing doing it but we're not the only
builder in the industry."
He complains the town made no
effort to arrange a meeting with the
company and points out that home-
buyers paying the deposit entered
into a business agreement with
Landford Estates. "It's straight
business with us. We know the
rules."
Teens 'busted for 22 break-ins
PICKERING - Three Scarborough teenagers have been charged
With close to two dozen residential break-ins over the last week in
the Pickering area.
Police pulled over'a 1983 Volkswagen being driven in a "suspi-
cious" manner Thursday morning around 3:30 a.m. and discovered
some stolen property.
A further investigation resulted in the three occupants — an 18 -
year -old and two 19 -year-olds — being charged in connection with
22 break-ins occurring in the Pickering area between May 213 and
27.
Whitevale designation quashed
FROM PAGE 1 destroying historical character and
a designation for the past three homeowners would be eligible to
years. "We voted as a village and apply for provincial grants for
we all decided we wanted to do it." restorative work.
Although councillor Rick John- Town clerk Bruce Taylor told
son Monday said there were "resi- politicians that residents could
dents being chastised" over the have had their homes exempt from
issue and "vigilantes" up in arms, designation had those exemptions
Mr. Thomas says he's not aware of been included in the bylaw passed
any problems and doesn't know in January.
anyone who's opposed to the des- "It was the first opportunity
ignation. "It seems almost ludi- Pickering had to be a leader,"
crous." laments Mr. Thomas. "It would be
Under heritage designation, the first village in the town to be
Whitevale homes would have been designated. It would've been sig -
protected from renovations nificant."
6, Robber sought on many charges
PICKERING - PoGce are looking for a lone bandit following a rob-
bery at a Canada Trust branch in Pickering Wednesday afternoon.
A man entered the Canada Trust branch, 1794 Liverpool Rd., around
4:30 pm. He told the telkr he had a gun, and was given a small amount
sof money before fleeing. _
Police have issued a warrant for the wanted man but they're not
releasing his name. He is also wanted on numerous other charges.
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statement rooms. "Videos are becoming more and more the norm;says
Supt. Martin. "They're seldom contested (in court) and reduce threats
and inducements (from suspects)."
Video cameras will film suspects being held in any of the 16 cells -
eight more than at the old building — and videos will be used "if anyone
ever claimed abuse" while being detained.
"Panic bars" are in place throughout the cell area. The yellow strips,
which operate much like those Found in GO and subway trains, can be
pressed if an officer needs help controlling a suspect.
Breathalyzer officers will enjoy increased security as well. While
working, they'll be viewed by another officer because "a lot of people
don't realize how dangerous their job is. Being in the.room with a drunk
can be scary,- notes Supt. Martin.
All notebooks and guns used by police officers will be locked up by
administration. At present, officers keep them in their own lockers.
Homes approved
for Claremont
PICKERING - An 18 -home
subdivision proposed for Clare-
mont was approved by council's
executive committee Monday
despite a staff recommendation
against it.
Town planners had objected to
the plan as "premature", noting
that regional policies call for the
area to remain undeveloped until a
planning review is complete.
Environmental concerns were also
cited.
The Claremont District Com-
munity Association, however,
supported the plan, saying resi-
dents want growth in the commu-
nity.
Councillors Doug Wellman and
Enrico Pistritto called for support
of the application, saying environ-
mental concerns would be
addressed at the regional and
provincial levels.
The decision will come before
council next week.
High-rise apartments
for Southview-Hwy. 2
PICKERING - A high-rise development of apartments and town -
homes near Hwy. 2 and Southview Dr. was approved by council's execu-
tive committee Monday.
Zoning amendments approved will allow 29 townhouses and 201
apartment units in buildings up to 1 1 storeys high. However, the commit-
ter decided three buildings near existing homes on Southview Dr. will be
limited to three storeys at the request of councillor Enrico Pistriuo.
Councillor Kip Van Kempen complained the density and height of the
project is too great
The committee's decision will come before council June 1.
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Opinion -
Time for mayor
to come forward
We were glad to hear last week that the illness that's stricken Pickering
mayor Wayne Arthurs is not life-threatening and that his health is improv-
ing. We wish him a speedy recovery and hope to see him back on the job
soon.
That said, we must also express our belief that it's about time the mayor
carne forward and disclosed the nature of his illness and how much longer
he's expected to be sidelined from duty.
It's a tough call but one we feel we must make.
Yes, we agree that a person has a right to privacy in time of illness. And,
we've given mayor Arthur that privacy since he came down with his undis-
closed sickness in early April.
But, when the ailing person has a high profile and is a public figure like
mayor Arthur, the rules change.
They change because, when a high-profile public figure disappears from
sight for an extended period, the rumors begin to fly. We've heard all types
of rtunors about mayor Arthurs and we've received letters unfairly attacking
him for his absence. We've chosen ncx to publish the letters and we refuse to
pestis on the rumors. The mayor could dispel some of the incorrect rumors by
being forthright about his illness.
The mayor is being paid by the public purse, therefore the public has a
right to know when he'll be back on the job.
This is 1992: no illness should embarrass its victims, be it mental or
physical, be it alcoholism or AIDS, bad nerves or a bad back. Mayor
Arthur could help others suffering from similar ailments by coming for-
ward and revealing that, yes, even the emperor can become sick.
By coming forward about his illness, the mayor can prove to a populace
that's becoming ever more cynical that there are indeed honest politicians.
Lastly, but most imporL•ind), we think that disclosing details of his ail-
ment might just help mayor Arthurs in the healing process.
The Stantons: grace under pressure
As searches are being conducted
of the Port Perry area again both days
this weekend for traces of Julie Anne
Stanton, we're saying a prayer -- a
Parents' Prayer of sorts.
Let the search be fruitless. Let it
yield no traces of the Pickering teen
who's presumed murdered after dis-
appearing April 16, 1990. Let her
show up on the doorstep of her
Maury Crescent home, having gone
missing for no apparent reason -- two
lost years and too, too many tears
later. Let us write a headline "Julie
found safe and sound." The perfect
end to a tragic story.
It's a story the News Advertiser
most recently brought you on
Wednesday after reporter Linda
White joined last weekend's searches
for Julie Anne. Its a story that won't
go away... until Julie Anne comes
back ... or until her remains are found.
It's a story that, believe it or not,
we wish we didn't have to report. We
wish it was none of our business. Of
course, some cynics among our read-
ers will say we report the story for
business, that we do it because we
think it will sell newspapers. We'd
love to sell newspapers with the
headline "Julie round safe and
sound." Contrary to popular belief,
journalists are not heartless people:
we like happy endings as much as
you do. We wish this story could
resurrection of Jesus Christ, usually
with family. But, Julie Anne Stanton
has to leave her family that day to
check her work schedule. She doesn't
return at the expected time. And, a
parent's worst nightmare begins.
Every minute she's late seems like
an hour. Hours stretch into days, days
into weeks, weeks into months.
It begins to sink in that maybe
Julie Anne's never coming home
again. The Stantons organize search-
es for traces of their daughter. They
track a former family acquaintance
whom they suspect responsible for
Julie Anne's disappearance. (A man
is eventually charged with first-
degree murder.) And, we track them.
Police and reporters become a part
of the Stantons' everyday lives. Those
everyday lives changed forever on
April 16, 1990. Every time the phone
rings in their home must strike terror
in their hearts. Every knock at the
door must sound like the Grim
Reaper's come calling. Every report
of remains being found must chill
their veru_ souls.
The Stantons and volunteer
searchers are out today looking for
Julie Anne's remains. If they can't
have her alive, they just want to have
her, period. So they can give her a
decent burial. So they can close the
book on this chapter. So this night-
mare ;slight come to an end.
Letters F:�l
Let's deav�th Frenchman's $
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To the editor,
On May 11 I presented a
seven -page documentation to
Pickering town council concern-
ing the litigations over the disput-
ed ownership of Frenchman's
Bay. Despite a 10 -minute time
slot to deliver this verbal presen-
tation I believe that a public gen-
eral awareness has been achieved.
During the past few weeks there
have been more developments
arising, some of which should be
given serious attention.
Depth soundings undertaken
lately reveal that the bay's bottom
is becoming furrowed. This is the
same condition which many of
you may have noticed when wad-
ing in shallow water along the
lake's bottom just off a beach
area. This indicates a settling of
sedimentary material. Along with
this action certain areas in the bay
cannot accommodate vessels with
a six foot keel or a hull which
requires a draught or displace-
ment of the same distance. In fact
there is one 50 -foot boat in the
bay which is resting on the bot-
tom.
At a recent meeting with offi-
cials from the NITRCA and the
Ministry of Natural Resources it
was disclosed that sedimentation
was becoming a worrying factor.
Loss of habitat could result if sed-
imentation continues. l still main-
tain that the berm at the channel
has contributed to much of the
problem.
Under the status of the Charter
of 1853 and the provisions to
operate a harbor no mention is
made of ownership of the land
beneath the bay's surface. Neither
is there any provision to control
other marinas, or real estate. As it
stands now, the owner of the
Pickering Harbor Co. Ltd. con-
trols all marinas. And it is also
responsible for the dredged up
eyesore at the end of Sandbar Rd.
which is a municipal disgrace.
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issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our read-
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As much as we decry or con- each conscientious individual who Pickering's politicians and
demn violations of the environ- spends time and money to fight bureaucrats will settle this issue
ment in other part, of the world certain egregious acts there are very soon.
there are events .occurring in our hundreds who sit back in abject Frank Threlkeld Jr„
own back yards. Unfortunately for complacency. I can only hope that Pickering
Heart and Stroke s aY s thanks
To the editor,
The Heart and Stroke Founda-
tion of Ontario, Durham Region,
extends its most sincere apprecia-
tion to your newspaper for all the
media coverage you have provid-
ed for our organization.
Public awareness is the key to
our success. Without your support
in making us known within the
community, we would be unable
Lo recruit volunteers and raise
funds for valuable research pro -
jects.
Our Person -to -Person Cam-
paign last February enlisted a
large number of canvassers
enabling us to cover a vast area.
We received calls from citizens
who volunteered in their commu-
nity, after reading about our needs
in your newspaper.
Your media coverage of our
Jump Rope for Heart, the Heart
Fitness Swim, Dance for Heart
and other community -held events,
have added to our success by
increasing the number of people
who have participated.
Thank you, once again, for
your support in helping our Foun-
dation to be a continued success,
and we say:
"For a Strong Heart ... Our
Heartfelt Thanks!"
Irene Thompson
Area Co-ordinator,
Heart and Stroke Foundation
of Ontario
Annual art show big success
To the editor, ` Rackham said we will have another "just art" show
We would like to thank the News Advertiser for ' in the fall. The club is a non-profit workshop for
the great promotion of our recent 25th Antral Art local fine artists and hard work is producing a good
Show. It was a great success and $50 was donated to calibre of work.
the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Fund. Olive Henderson Thank you News Advertiser for always support -
won the door prize, a lovely watercolor of the Stan- ing us.
ley Farm in Ajax, painted by Sheila Masters. Maggie Whitford,
The two days of the art show helped to promote ° .blicity uRa�ager,
local artists in the Durham area. President Eileen ;Ajax Creative Arts
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s the National Hockey
League wrapped up its
75th anniversary year,
News Advertiser managing editor
Greg Coates talked to Pickering's
Glenn Healy, goal -
tender for the New
York Islanders, to get
his views on what
many are calling the
most controversial
year in hockey. The
year was marred by a
players' strike, saw the
addition of the San Jose Sharks,
and a deluge of European and
Russian players.
On a personal level, Glenn,
29, missed seven weeks prior to
the player strike after having the
tip of his right middle finger
sliced off by a puck. He came
back to play the first game after
the strike and ended the year with
a shutout against the New Jersey
Devils. The Islanders, however,
missed the playoffs.
Glenn grew up in Pickering
and played all of his minor hock-
ey here. He played junior hockey
with the Panthers and then played
for Western Michigan University
before being drafted by the Los
Angeles Kings. He was picked up
by the New York Islanders as a
free agent in 1989.
News Advertiser: You started
playing hockey when you were
four years old. Have you always
been a goaltender?
Healy: "I started as a defence -
man. I was just awful. After a
year of not touching the puck, my
dad put me in goal. He figured
rather than chasing the puck, why
not wait until it came to me? He
looks like a coaching genius.
"My parents were always very
supportive. In my mother's eyes, I
_ couldn't have a bad game. I'm the
0 only goalie in the world who's
never had a bad game."
News Advertiser: This has
been a year of turmoil in the
NHL, particularly because of the
players' strike. What was it like as
Pickering native home for summer
after frustrating year with Islanders
a player?
Healy: "It was difficult for us.
They (team owners) didn't take us
seriously all season. When negoti-
ating, we would come to the table
and they'd send in their B team."
News Advertiser: What was it
like trying to play under those
conditions.' Did you think a strike
would actually happen and once it
did how long did you expect it to
last?
Healy: "During a game, you're
focussed. But it was tough. We
never knew how long it was going
to go on.
"I thought clearer heads would
prevail. Neither side wanted a
strike. I really thought they would
sit down and work it out, but it got
to the point where we were negoti-
ating with ourselves.
"I thought it was going to last a
long time. We had our year-end
meetings and get-together. We
were told to pack our bags and go
home. I stayed in New York and
before we knew it, we were hack
in Toronto practising."
News Advertiser: Your first
game back after the strike was
against Toronto. It was also your
first game since the finger injury.
Was there any added pressure?
Healy: "I don't think so. If
there's one place you want to play,
it's Toronto. There's pressure
{with family and friends in the
stands, etc.), but it's a good pres-
sure. It's nice to go out and do
well. I try to prepare just like any
other game. I don't do anything
different."
News Advertiser: Your last
game of the year was a shutout
against New Jersey. You must
have been pleased.
Healy: "It was nice. It was my
first shutout in two years. I've had
plenty of chances, but let a lot of
them go in the last few minutes.
"We were out of the playoffs
and acting as spoilers. If you can't
be at the big dance, you want to
wreck it for everybody else. i In
our last three games i .kc ended
Toronto's season and kept New
Jersey from passing Pittsburgh in
the standings."
News Advertiser: The Patrick
Division has become one of the
toughest, if not the toughest, divi-
sion in hockey. Do you see this as
good or had?
Healv: "It's frustrating for us.
We finished with 80 points (it was
actually 79), but out of the play-
offs. Any other division and we
would have been in second. It's
not really fair. I think the playoffs
should be for the best teams."
News Advertiser: Do you
think the addition of European
players has helped or hindered the
league?
Healy: "It's made the league
better and that's the important
thing for fans. It used to be the
fourth line was three goons who
couldn't hit an empty net. Now
they skate a hundred miles an hour
and shoot a hundred miles an
hour. The game is faster and a lot
more ew!tine."
News Advertiser: There's a lot
of talk about the amount of stick
work going on in the league. An
example is the slash which
knocked Mario Lemieux out of the
playoffs. Does this concern you?
Healy: "I think it's being
blown out of proportion. There's a
lot of intensity out there, especial-
ly in the playoffs. If it had been
anyone else (other than Mario
Lemieux) it wouldn't even have
made the papers. I think the league
is doing a good job cleaning it (the
rough stuff) up."
News Advertiser: Have you
set any goals for next year?
Healv: "I want to stay injury -
free and if we make the playoffs
the year would be made for me. I
think we're on the way up. We
have a lot of good people, like Al
Arbour, running this team.
"We started last year in such
turmoil. (Pat) LaFontaine failed to
show. Brent Sutter wasn't happy.
We had a slow start. But from Jan-
uary on we were one of the best
teams and our record would show
that.
"This year we'll be starting
with our players intact. We just
need a few small moves to solidify
the club.
"I think the toughest part will
be making the playoffs. That will
be our goal from the start. It's time
to take a step up. The games we're
losing by one goal, we're going to
have to start winning.
"We have a lot more depth
now. We traded three players for
six. It used to be that one injury
would kill us. And if LaFontaine
wasn't scoring, we wouldn't
score."
News Advertiser: You live in
New York half of the year. How
do like: it as a eitv''
Healy: "We don't go in there
too much. Anything you want to
do, you can find there. I like com-
ing back to Pickering. Even
though some things are going on
now , its far less LfanLerous. The
Nrple are a i,,t more triendl, ."
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McHappy Day
helps hospital,
local charities
AJAX-PICKERING - You
can fill your belly and help fill
the coffers of charities on
Wednesday.
June 3 is McHappy Day at
McDonald's Restaurants in Ajax
and Pickering and $1 from the
sale of each Big Mac and pizza
will be donated to Ronald
McDonald Children's Charities
and local charities.
In Ajax, 25 cents from each
dollar will go to McDonald's
charities, while 75 cents will go
a new pediatric playroom at the
Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital. In Pickering, all
money will go to McDonald's
charities.
Community leaders, corpo-
rate executives and local celebri-
ties will work alongside
McDonald's employees at both
local locations, preparing food
and serving customers.
Since the first McHappy Day
in 1977, more than $6 million
has been raised across Canada
for children's charities. At the
last McHappy Day in 1990,
more than $1 million was raised
across the country.
The Pickering McDonald's is
on the northwest corner of Gle-
nanna Rd. and Hwy. 2, in the
Hub Plaza.
The Ajax McDonald's is on
Bayly St. west of Monarch Ave.
_lTOPEN
HOUSE
AJAX HYDRO
Saturday, June 6
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Come celebrate with us, we invite our customers the
residents and businesses of Ajax, to tour our new
administration and service Centre.
DEMONSTRATIONS
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INFORMATION
ill
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v` BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS
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+� I Staff will be on hand to
answer your questions
155 TAUNTON ROAD EAST
-�, • East of Harwood
r 619-0500
Commissioners - N. Maxwell - Chairman - a. Boyle - Vice-chairman
- J. Witty - Mayor • D. Jewel
• D. Trempe - General Manager
- A.P. Starck, P. Erg.
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX
MUNICIPAL OFFICE
65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH
AJAX, ONTARIO
L1 S 2H9
1992 FINAL TAXES
1992 Final tax bills have now been mailed. The instalment
due dates are as follows:
First Installment - June 24, 1992
Second Instalment - September 30, 1992
if you have not received a tax bill and you are responsible for
payment, contact the Tax Section immediately at 683-4550 to
obtain the necessary information.
Payments not received by June 24, 1992 are subject to a -
penally charge of 1.25% on the first day of defauk and on the
firm day of each month thereafter
•Payment can be made - t
1) participating banks4rusts companies (service charge
.Tnay apply)
nks - in Ontario .7
- Tinnist Companies Town of Ajax only
2) by mail (post dated cheques acceptable)
3) after hours drop box located at the municipal building (DO
NOT DEPOSIT CASH).
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CORRECTION Ra Tax Information Brochure Included
With Final Tax Blil:
Telephone Number for Ward 4 'Councillor J. McMaster
Should read 683-5315.
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Players, helpers needed for developmentally
handicapped
soccer league
DURHAM - The first season has four handicapped youths play -
for the Sunnyside Soccer League ling alongside four or more peer
for the developmentally hand[-
helper volun-
capped will kick off in July.
teers. The
The league gives developmen-
games will
tally handicapped youths, aged 15
be non -
to 12, the opportunity to play park
c o m p e t i-
houseleague soccer throughout the
tive with
summer.
30 -minute
Four integrated soccer teams
halves.
will play in the league. Each team
The season
Scoreboard
this summer
lasts until mid-August, capped
with a playoff weekend and barbe-
cue.
All players will receive a uni-
form and team pictures from the
season.
Any youths interested in play-
ing or even helping out with team
duties, call Myron or Tony at the
Sunrise Recreational Youth Group
at 668-8761.
PICKE NM SOCCER CWS BANTAM OIVISION George) vs. Mewel Construction t (Goal by
Girls' rep and house "us results for Boyar Pontiac Built 13 vs. First TM Golf 8; Poly Alexander Mitchell); Kelsey* 2 (Goals by R.
the weak on&AV May 23- tech Coatings 13 vs. Compucentre 11. The Hor- Munro. D. Gillam**) vs. Professional Chandelier
Pon Hope 6 vs. Pickering 0 (First game for new nets 7 vs. Duffenn Gane Room 5; Boyer Pontiac 1 (Goal by Ryan M"wison).
Pick" team). Built 10 vs. Poytech Comings 9. SQUIRT SOPS' DIVISION
I IDGET DIVISION A DIVISION
PKXEtIMIG SASESALL ASSOCIATION Houe Helliwell 15 vs. Marchant Sports 9; Pttier• Results for the week o1 May 25
Results of gaffes played May 1910 22. Ing Playing Fields 11 vs. Pielwing Photo 2. Artisan Metalcralt 2 (Goals by Nicholas So~.
T-IIIIALL OWSION Jennifer Sadler) vs. Halerlda's M a D Mems 1
Madded and Roberts 32 vs. Victory Fire Equip- PICKERING SOCCER CLUB (Goal by Ryan Hannan. The player of the gene
mart 29; Coughlan Hones 33 vs. Boyar Pontiac MITE DIVISION was Jennder Sadler; Bowler Drive Bombers 7
Built 32; Robert Case Reahyil(. Meredith 36 vs. Results from Mon.. May 25 and Wed.. May (Gomel by Jamie Bishop 6. Darryl Lloyd) vs. Car%-
Awlech 36; Victory Fire Equip im 1 34 vs. Really 27. tied Courer Service 3 (Goals by Faraz Khan 3);
WorldlAw Shuse 27. Prosure Group 2 (Gaels by Shawn Coukice. Adri- Wemyss Inc 1 (Goal by Michael Weiss) vs.
ROOM DWISIOII an Antoneseus) vs. Pizza Pizza 1 (Goal by Kyle PCCCA 1 (Goal by Ryan Gmnon). Players d the
Poulan Pro 16 vs. Deer Creek Goch and Country Kavaralzis): Jim Nicholson Insurance 6 (goals by weak are Shane Jess and Ryan Gmnon.
Estates S. Fast Eddies Catering 10 vs. Redly Kaylon Warner 4• Christopher Butler, Philkppe SQUIRT III DIVISION
World EUVOon Dennis 6; Jerrys 14 vs. Boyer Dabo) vs. Annandale Dodge Chrysler 0; Blizzard Trick or Treat 2 (Goals by Tyler Wray 2) vs. Bruce
Pontiac Buick 10; Pickering OF I 1 3 vs. Aub 4 (Goals by Jordan Doody 2. Andrew McCallurm ValWlse Electronics 0; Bkzzard 2 (Goals by Sean
dyne Inc. 2; Fast Eddies 9 vs. Deer Creek 1; Andrew Hunter) vs. Rockets 2 (Goals by Trevor Gostin, Noel Coultiee) vs. CON Progress Club 0;
Poulin Pro 15 vs. Pesky World EasvDon Dennis (tines); FtDergWs Canada Inc. 5 (Goals by Breo Boyer Pontiac 6 (Goys by Blade Prim. Jed John-
s. Cameron 2, Kyrie Aitken, Brandon Barbaro, stun, Jas Athwal, Marko Jeremic. Matthew
MOSQUITO DIVISION (FORMERLY TYKE) Daniel Power) vs. Jerry's Drug Warehouse 2 Pernsrowskf. Happy Athway vs. Lanbrook 0.
OuaNq Tune-up 26 vs. Boyer Pontiac Built 8; Russell
Certified Hearin 15 vs. ReMax/ pOH Sk27 2). SQUIRT D OMby K
Piege g Doug Cain 7; �Y � by John Mizanki 2. N uakftolis W000kmpc, Lonny (GoaVolpe) Kelly Je sa ft o;
Parte Garden Gantry 10 vs. R. Buraey 9; White's Road Sher 3
Boyer Pontiac Buick 16 vs. ReMax/0" Cain 15; Dzitm n Graphamil vs. Barzand 1 (God by Julien Bob Johleorl Chev-Olds 1 (Goalby Sean McK-
Prohssional Hair Salon 14 vs. Pickering Village Doris); Rocks% 0 vs. V A S Motor Control Ser- son) vs. Port Royal Mike 0; Monarch Kitchens 1
Sport 9; Horyvwod Sit 'n' Sleep 9 vs. Picketing vices 0; Fnevsay Ford 6 (Goole by Cedric Set" (Goal by Keith CuMeq vs. Strikers 0.
Phaco 6. 3. Sean Thonpson 2. Sellar MacKenze) vs. Nears saumi BOYS' SELECT TEAM
PEEWEE DIVISION Linen 0. Plic" Sayers 4 (Goals by ll -i Ia Hoch. KWM
Pillaring Honda 10 vs. Swiss Chaise 9; Boyer ATOM A DIVISION Rhodes, Joao. Mars, Nichols VI" ve. Wltarsy
Polsiwe 6 vs. Per Valu 2; Discount Car and Truck Peg Perego 2 (Gash( by Dennis McCalty. CMiew 3.
Rental 16 vs. Papps 9; Pickering Honda a vs. pher Fortin) vs. Rodalnod Furniture 1 (Goal by In Meir Hist solea Bane of the treason, rte Pkk-
Boyer Pontiac Buick 8; Ender Elkay Century 21 Brett Carpenter); Compucentre 5 (Michael a" players displayed excerent ~ in order to
14 vs. Discount Palm Cenrel3. Pistschmann 2, Dale Chislett 2, Alexander '. , to win wer WhAby in a see -saw belle.
ease issel
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�W BRCKX RD. S. UNIT *16, PICKERING8 37-7819;
Olson Milan � �
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A Pickering Strikers player keeps a step ahead of a member of the
Oshawa Turul squad during Motor City Soccer League senior men's
action at the Oshawa Civic Field Tuesday night.
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dams conserve water Evervone aurees
Now that the summer is almost
upon us and water conservation is
an important issue for the
community and homeowners,
anything the homeowner can do to
lower -water waste - not to mention
reducing those water bills - is
welcome.
In recent years, with the demand
for energy and water conservation,
various devices have been
marketed. Some have been
impressive, while others leave room
for improvement. Still others almost
require an engineering degree to be
able to install. So when a device
comes along that is practical, easy
to install and actually reduces waste
to the point of saving the consumer
money, most people will sit up and
tale notice.
Rich Krechowicz, of Callrich
Services, has seen a lot of energy
and water conservation devices in
recent years.
Through Callrich Services, he
markets a number of water
conservation devices, one of the
most popular being the toilet tank
dams, which retail for S 15.
Having a friction fit, a seal is
created on the sides and honor[[ of
the dans.
Ivt.xlc of spring stainless steel and
surrounded by thermal plastic, the
devices are inserted into the tank.
Easy to install, and with a promise
to last many years, their job is to
hold back some of the water at the
end of the flush. Rich estimates that
about 10 litres of water is detained,
representing 30 to 50 % of each
flush.
Callrich also markets other water -
saving appliances, which include
the 'frugal flush,' a flapper that
closes before all the water is out of
the tank: and the aquasaver, which
works for the American Standard
toilet.
Rich explains that homeowners
will realize very real savings within
months of installing any one of
these devices, as they are very
inexpensive, and your water hill
will soon show the difference the
installation makes.
The owner of a hall or other public
place where toilets are flushed
regularly by many people, will, in
less than one month, note the very
Positive effects of having these
tools. In fact. Rich says, that in
some instances, the results are
noticeable in one night (for
example, where a wedding party
has rented a hall).
Another point noted by the
businessman, is that "It's cheaper to
retrofit an inexpensive toilet rather
than to buy an ultra low- flush
toilet," which, he says, costs about
S4n0.
More information on the water
saving devices is available by
calling 428-3926: in Oshawa, 721-
0178.
Earth helpers, ahoy!
Good fun and entertainment are diapers, health and beauty -care
promised at the second annual products, vermicomposting and
Environment Fair, taking place worm castings, biodegradable
today from 11 a_m. to 5 pm. at the cleaners, and much more.
Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Admission is free, there are door
The more than 50 exhibitors at the prizes, plus the promise of an
fair include small- and medium- informative day-
sized
aysized businesses with such The recreation complex is at the
environment -friendly products as north-west corner of Waverly Rd.
water -filtering devices, cloth and Hwy. 2.
Tree -saving information available
Members of the Canadian Institute represent the producers of pressure -
of Treated Wood (CITW) have treated wood products and to help
announced a program to govern ensure the highest possible quality
industry activity pertaining to of these products, was renamed in
environmental and ecological 1982 to more accurately reflect the
protection, activities of its members.
The 26 -member trade assocm' u'on For more information call 1-800-
repiesents the [mated wood industry 463 -TREE.
in Canada and has always been
concerned with forest conservation.
.The CITW's new, far-reaching
agenda includes proposals to PECK -ALL
rigorously promote health and DECKING
safety standards for pressure -
treated wood products as well as
pressure treating facilities. F427-5901 imates
CITW members have also agreedDesign
to promote effective environmental bdi mansho
protection in the absence of& Mociilieatim
regu,at«y statutes.
The CITW, founded in 1954 to
where garbage
should not go.
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Agreeing on where garbage should go
is much more difficult
The Greater Toronto Area needs three new landfill sites. And soon,
a long list of possible locations will be announced by the Interim
Waste Authority (IWA).
The IWA is looking for one site in each of the Regional
Municipalities of Peel, Durham, and the combined areas of Metropolitan
Toronto and the Regional Municipality of York.
Over the past few months, the IWA has worked with the public to
determine the criteria that will be used to select the long list of candidate
sites. However, while this list is an important step, it is not the final
one. In about three months time, the list will be shortened to a few
potential sites and next year, one preferred site in each area will be
selected.
Many more difficult decisions need to be made to shorten the long
list and make the final selection. The public has an important role in
helping to make those hard choices.
Your input is important to the site selection process. For more
information on how you can get involved, call the Public Information
(Office in your area.
Interim Waste Authority Limited
Office provisoire de selection de lieux
_ d'elitnirtation des dechets Ltee.
The toll free numbers are:
Peel: 1-800-361-5448 Metro /York: 1-800-463-8484 Durham: 1-800-661-9294
Put something into the landfill site search process.
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Interior, and exterior
repairs, renovations and
Atlrnim Yarorlary - •f��• NARRy-o-TNtc•YovERB -
lag la ?rephase 80"'
rtd t�rerey mow big or small. we prim
regain. Works will bNdte, Mem 011 C40 432-7!166. (TF)
bbc/w and stores of m kktda
Free eaWrtres wakrrrrship MEN with large truck will do
Cal Rene Geral, household move. residential,
Chimney Sweeps construction. Fast and r te) cm.. at . Al"d moves.
Hon—ie How All - Painting, cleaning Cal Carl or Jane, 427-2656.
clean professional work How HOme HO
windows, garage and yard dean Two men with trucks 'THE
guaranteed. Improvements Improvements Int roveRlentS Int roverWIS up• lawn and landscaping. MOVERS' will do a1
AJAX Chimney Sweeps CRAIG 686-1913 - p p •,•„••-• k,-,,, —fire,•,• „w
Special. 110. off regular shim I sans. prunktg, seal driveways.
aey deaning. Pest screens k1-
Small mWing jobs. 436-019% r a Pete. 578 9533 (TF)
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TME Trashman and Appriance
mus-. Guaranteed, we prwern
Removal and Yard Cleanup.
chimney fired -Free Estimsel
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666.7741. (Pell
Home
Driving Schools
-Improvements
S i B Driving schools, 3 Isl
sons and test. $75. 10 lessons,
$150. Call 287-3060. (0708921
Carpeting
LLOYD'S TILE
Quality Tile and Cement
work. 25 yrs. exper-
ience. Wil do small and
large jobs.
Reasonable Rates
Free Estimate
Call Lloyd at 4284039
CARPET installations - free
estimates. restretching a
Specialty. Reasonable rates.
987-1799 or 987 -ISM D A N
Duncan. (TFWFS)
Gardening,
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Specialized in:
• Drywall
• Painting
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• Also rooting available
Excellent rates
Free estimates
Call Charlie
Pager -501-5703
Home 287-8478
COMPLETE HOME
RENOVATION WORK
Perforated by
Licensed Tradesmen
Spoculizing in:
Plumb ng. Ceramic
'cling. Drywall In-
stallatlon d Finishing,
Ccmplete Bathrooms,
Basement Finishing.
Small Jobs Welcome.
QualAy Work,
Reasonable Rates.
Cal Darton at 428-9021
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fenovate your bathroom or
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GRANITEtiles.
kfttw wase as well as fOOr
20 years exp.ren ce. Good
Decorallina
INSTALLATIONS
references and satisfction
guaranteed. For free estimates,
Room at a time
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MOVING?
PROFESSIONAL painting and
HOUSECLEA04NG Maid Easyl
Cal Mike at .
431-0890
Mable lady to dear your
QB -8190
house, guaranteed lowest razes.
office or none. Low rated Cal
trucks for all types o/
Lori at 427.7113. (060392)
.
SABER Contractingall
OAK dining room table and 6
All painting and
china, china cabrlet. very good
wallpapering done
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NOME Improvements and non. 51300' Phone after y
6 pro . q I a
I 428-8190 l p.m. or leave message. 576- and Dord.
repairs. Basements. add-ons. 4367. (060290
DOUG'S WALL 8 doors. decks• fence and firm. Excellent
DAVINS PROPERTY]_IMPROVEMENTS CEILING SYSTEMS Al Streeter Wood Working. 436- Moving, references
I CARPENTRY - KITCHENS 9207. (0619W)-
WUU"IENANCE Drywall Wa,nscoron Stora affi Ca11571-1708
Spring Clean-up.
Lawn Cutting
Tree Trimming
Garden Work.
427-8796
LEAKING TUBS i
SHOWER STALLS
R4pa,ed & renovated
li a door ties s,ppiied
8 .nstaaed MIC. Visa.
B B B LOWEST pRICESt
Free •semares Cal
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420-1669
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570 Westney Rd., S., Ajax
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RENOVATIONS
Basements. decks•
cabinets, painting &
decorating. For estimate to
Durham Reg:on call Don
at
668-8489
?rimming, Suspended
Ceilings, Acoustic Tile,
Cuslom Shelving,
Speciallz;ng in
Basement Renovations.
427-1281
HH RENOVATIONS
Basements 'Bathrooms
Kitchens , Rods
Doc its Ceramic tale
Small jobs welcome.
Guaranteed work
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139-2451
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1080 BROCK RD. S.
UNIT S. PICKERING
683-8081 or 831-8081
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hard working, renovations,
MOVING?
PROFESSIONAL painting and
additions. decks. Mc. Can us for
We will move anything,
wallpapering. 1 room or whale
a If" estimate. 571-1263. BrI or
anywhere, anytime. Men a
house, guaranteed lowest razes.
Rod. Oshawa. (060292)
trucks for all types o/
No lob's too small. Quality
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SABER Contractingall
moves. Best rates, free
workmanship guaranteed. Cal
carpentry, additions,
estimates. 10% discount
430.2595 anytime. (TF)
renovations, k,tchens,
for s•nlors.
frarfi
bathrooms. hone nanIonanos
S40/hr. 8 up
Services
emergency service. furniture
Call 571-0755
refinishing. Quality work
15 years
AJAX Moving Systems - tull MAGICIAN, clown, friends.
esaerencs. 666-2915 (TFEFG)
services. moves. ono• and Ready to entertain for any sell
pato specialists, stat rate of any oecassion. Birthdays.
JOURNEYMAN electrician.
hourly. We now have heated promotions, openings,
fundrasors.
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storage urate. Now dtenfg free M sham am
fees rang, additions and
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renovations. All work
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community events of a non-profit
nature. To have your events pro-
moted in Billboard, call us at 683-
5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering
News Advertiser, 130 Comrnercial
Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The
deadline for Billboard items is l0
a.m. the Monday prior to Wdnos-
day publication, 10 a.m, the
Wednesday prior to Friday publica-
tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior
to Sunday publication.
NDAY
3 March
of Success
:The
March of Success walk-
a-thon, sponsored by
the Ontario March of
Dimes, will be held Sun.. May 31,
. starting off at the Iroquois Park
Complex, 500 Victoria St West in
Whitby at 1 to 4 p.m. Proceeds will
go towards purchasing assistive
devices, such as wheelchairs. for
disabled adults in Durham. For
more information or to receive a
pledge sheet call 434-5280.
D-DAY PARADE: The Highland
Creek branch of the Royal Canadi-
an Legion will hold a D -Day parade
and service Sun., May 31 at the
cenotaph on Altona Rd.. Pickering,
at 2 p m People are invited to
place o wreath if they wish.
MUSEUM VILLAGE: Pickering
Museum Village opens Sun., May 31
with events for the whole family
from 1 1 a.m. to 5 p.m Three km
east of Brock Rd. on Hwy. 7 683-
8401
PARKINSON GROUP: Tne
Park!nson Suoporr Group
will hcid a barbecue at 7.30
P.m. on June 1. The public is
invited. For more information and
location, call 666-8576 or 668-658C.
Rain date is June 2.
BONSAI: The Matsuyama Bonsai
Soce y w1l hold a beginners' work-
shop at Faith Place, 44 William St
W.. Oshawa. Mon., June 1 at 7 p.m.
and a general meeting at 7:30 pm
Newcomers are welcome. 683-
2568.725-2045.
HORSESHOES DEADLINE: The
deadline to register for a senior citi-
zens'
ityzens' horseshoes tournament is
Mon, June 1. The tournament and
urch will be held June 8 at the
seniors' activity centre, 910 Liver-
pool Rd., Pickering. Cost is $5, 420-
4621 (David Waldriff).
STAMP CLUB: The Ajax Philatelic
Society will meet Mon., June 1, at
7:30 p.m., at St. Bernadette's
Church Parish Hall, southeast cor-
ner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St,
Ajax. 683-0240 or 839-2068.
EDUCATION TALK: The Quality
Education Network, Durham
Region, will meet Mon., June 1 at
7:30 p.m. at Heydenshore Pavilion,
Water St., at the foot of Brock St.,
Whitby. Education reform will be
discussed. Free admission. 286-2984
(Patti) or 404-1412 (Anitta)
2 FOOT SEMINAR: The Ajax
and Pickering General Hos-
pital and the Charles H.
Best Diabetes Centre are
holding a seminar on diabetic foot
care at the Holiday Inn, B!ocr St. E ,
Oshawa on June 2 at 6 30 p m The
speaker will be Dr. George Merry of
St. Mary's Hospital. Kingston Adm s.
Sion S3 for seniors and S5 for all oth-
ers Everyone welcome. 434-7233
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: -he
Whr,by-Oshawa orancn o' '^e
Ontario Genealogical Society
(Durham Region) meets Tues , June
2 from 7.15 to 10 p m In the cafete-
ria at Henry Street Hign School, 614
Henry St . Whitby Guest speaker
Brian Gilchrist will discuss Finding a
Place of Origin it the Old Country
The group wi!I celebrate its 10th
anniversary 723-7460 (Bessie Gan-
non) or 668-8177 (Joyce H!Iton)
FREE FROM FEAR::,ee From Fear.
a support grc-;D `a• 'nose suffe-ng
from anxiety disorders, meets the
first and third Tuesday o' each
month Guest speakers. informc-
tion, educational materic s 83 .
3877
ALANON: Alonon, a support
gro-p for fr ends and family of
problem drinkers. meets Tuesdays
at 8 p m at St. Paul's on -the -Hili
Anglican Church, 882 Kingston Rd,
Picke-,ng 366-4072,728-1020
TRIVIA CONTEST: A Canadian
Trivia Contest, conjunction with
Canada 125 celebrations. will be
held Tues . June 2. at 7:30 p.m , at
the Harp and Thistle, 282 Monarch
Ave . Ajax Teams of four. S20 a
team. Proceeds to the Hospital for
Sick Children. 683-8291. 686-3089 or
Your calendar
of coming events
428-0943.
MENTAL HEALTH: The Canadian
Mental Health Association,
Durham Branch will hold its annual
general meeting Tues., June 2. at 7
p.m., at the Michael Starr Building,
33 King St. W., Oshawa Guest
speaker will be Meg Sears of
Houselink Community Homes. Free
admission. 436-8760
TALENT SHOW: The separate
school board will hold its annual
Showcase for the Arts on Tues..
June 2 at 7 p m. at St Francis de
Sales Catholic School, 72 Church
St. S., Ajax.
WRITERS GROUP: The Ajax Wat-
ers Group will meet Tues.. June 2,
from 7 to 9 p.m at the main
branch of the Ajax Pubic Library,
at the corner of Harwood Ave
and Kings Cres 427-2682
KIDS' CONCERT: Children's
entertainer Markus w it perform in
concert Tues.. June 2. at 7 p m , a'
Eastdale Collegiate, 265 Harmony
Rd. N , Oshawa Proceeds will go
to the Ajax-Pickerng and Whitby
Association for Commurny Living
Tickets are S7 each and are avo!-
able at the association's o`fices,
50 Commercial Ave.. Su *e 212.
Ajax 427-3300
OUILTERS: 'ne Durham Trillium
Qu'ers G�nc meets Tues.. June 2
a' 7 3C p m ct Central Collegia*e,
Room 208. Simcoe and Gibb Sts.
Oshawa 728-3629
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WOMEN AGAINST BOREDOM
WO -en Aga'^s* 301eac—, c suo
Dor* group for sngie ^O" ers orc
divorced women, rnee-s every
Wednesday at *he Coffee TimE
Donut Shop at *tie corner o' "wy �
and Brock 'load ln Rcke,g at 7
P m For rno-e informc' a-. cel
683-5035 (Dune)
MUSICAL SPLASH: -ne Rcker nc
Syncrro Sw,— C ..o p,ese^-s c
musical splash extrovagarzc
Wed. June 3 from 7 to 9 o T a,.
the P,cke,ing Recreation Co^rbiex
1867 Valley Farm Rd Vo!un*cry
donations at 'he door oerefit *mac
Hospital For Sick Children Foundo
tion 839-4151 (Scrdra Mills)
FUN FAIR: Lncoln Avenue Pub
lic Schoo nO,ds a tun fair Thus
June 4, from 6 30 to 9 30 p m at 7C
Lincoln Ave . Picker ng Village
Free admission 683-4941
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BILINGUAL SALES
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP.
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PA. Boa4in Csbraa Hata.
IMIUNrENANCE
CLEANERS
Bondable and resaW
Cal Monday -Friday
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
6813-7526
mfewist
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MODELS NEEDED
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Ferrels, maks, IMtrw. No
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411112-120
CHLDREN 4-13 also
PROGRAMS
Applications are now
being tmd aakaesspffoertT tams
Proglawe• Free witio�
funding assistance may be
available to qualified
applicants. Recently laid -
off workers 45 yeas of
axe or over may also
qualify for faulting
available is C��iparatsedwe
Accoun-ting, Data
Management, Desktop
Publishing, word
Processing and more.
Computer Learning
Centre. Whitby, Monday
to Riday 66111-9719.
HIRE EDUCATION
Plenty of experience
but lacking computer
skills? Programs avail-
able in Computerized
Accounting, DeskTop
Publishing, Data .'Nan-
agemeni, Word Pro-
cessing and more. If
you are 45 years of age
or over and have
recently been per-
manently laid -oar, you
may qualify for fund-
ing assistance. Call
Computer Learning
Centre, Whitby.
668.9713
ACT NOW!
Excel. wages. Spam
time assembly. Easy
work at home.
No experience.
Call 1-504-641-7774
Ex1.103, Open 24 has.
incl. Sunday
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
TELEMARKETERS
Must be htghry motivated,
reliable and have excellent
phone manner Work from
home. evenings d Sat-
urdays Generating quality
leads
Sao ,BONUS
133-7028
CITY Wxte Tax requires drrvws
NOW r appearance wxh r,,nent
abstract and taxi perrre;s. Ex-
°eSec�92n: UnApipsy
9
OVER 45 AND
RECENTLY
LAID OFF?
CALL US ABOUT
COMPUTER
TRAINING GRANTS.
831-8167
130 Sales Help/
Agents
DMS MARKET
SERVICES
REQUIRES
Reps to promote a
well read business
newspaper.
Evenings 8
Saturdays
Full training provided
Call Paula
481-2300
(Mon. -Fri.)
AGGRESSIVE
SALESPERSONS
No Experience
Necessary
Will Train
Apply In Person
Toddler Bobbler
1035 Toy Ave.,
EARN w to szse a asaerrb+rp
At►nysL
Unit 16
So pairs of Virl11 ean,ng at
ID caw fair !writ, s raw isr
and 3 112 yang h
Rrae,e1-
home, work your own fours.
kncasbn, bap bgfpht �P• 50%
osnNiekn. Call 723.17W
Pickering
Snipe instructions. Infor: Send
847. (oill"M (OgtX1sQ)
SASE. to: Bolan Inc.. Ext. 455.
CorrpuaM Collings,
427.3010 (TF)
ASI( for PaUI
4325 blespws Ave. W. Suite
2M. Dow. wvmw. om. M3N tv7.
ARE you or» If this bast? Then
k4 Dot Means bag prafgsI We ON you& we will show you
Cash in on the revolutionary �N cam the income you
EL -POW Weight Lms System by sMirp - petentad
now swsepirng Amental Cal to►the
line kMmntsnort describing sen-
building indusifiry. our corn.
party Yt someri racing dr+arnie
saionN hart time or fur time
home business opportunity.
91-W WN you be ane of eq
quaffed feerrOriy frrwed
Phorne t,lorfe Cartkna
y. oarnd
we Mico Diet Advisor at 434-
p�
tons availssble�. P41:1011for act -
Nnanrnt to qualified people.
7727. (0604212)
Phone of fax for an appowernne.
EARA Money reed;ng bocksl
Phone 416-623-7751 or tax.
416423.1 7. (060262(
De aie (1)) 400 e1Q
AGGRESUVE saws person
CY lea (061862)
reh MMnwnce to aM HVAC
WELL samawsedService
aw
and Contracts. Contact
Tony. 8634477. (0SOM
vi
owe
the Durham
T•O anetaars wonwn needed
lookip for ser -motivated lin-
In fast growing Iingerls
dinl0ufft rho ware to manage
busknses. One fur *M one pan
Oak ern business. r you poi-
dyne• excellent Intone, no
seas a" WK%mf4) qualiflM
delivery, no coneming. No
saosrMe convnU tiraaktn skit
Ubmwkaft Fur training 427.
and the energy necessary to
4205. (080302)
bard a strap branch onion.
send yew Mune to: Mr. M.
PART tine (12.15 hours par
POM M4nkworth OnL
week!. Salasperson for corn -
nercial and office cleaning
KOK91R
company. Must be cuetoner
ELECTROLOGIST needed,
oriented with a prows track
recent graduMM racy nook.
ttnoord Lands PoMded and k t
si
Send Mauna and oPy don-
M4Port and *aktip. Wager
Acass to: L *M as taatdas
ole-miasba Sand is"na with
SL E SLUa 306 Whft. LIN
MbwneK 10 P.O. Box 485,
7HLRODIM
Oshawa, Ont. LIN 7N1.
CISAMU& god pair for an-
poriencedand people with own
medicsit
1 50 P`
Imrwportaroand ayrgan,t b
rads. Car 8gbMI between to
arR-3pint.1
IYelOTNERAPlST -fuel or
MT Paid dolly. 4P to 61,iM
part tiro, OHIP Clinic Is
ONtanR mesio hunt trier, or
wieldy. Stay hate and M"
money, easy work. No
WAVON . Phae Martin, Lal.
725-4241, days, 606.0848
kalerary, tint now. For mow
(08064?)
information on hot new
apparknM. rust S.A.S.E. Io:
port *ft nln
Th "
=Si t ft Wpdmd for - INnOlt
�y Pradim Apply Io FIM
P.O.oft /'
Poe �'
P O Bou04095. w eek
a4 aThis
4Rr f".
ce
7X5. pasta, LIN
120 omce Help
160 Day care
Wanted
IF lou ave oeeg 45 and halls
raoMnsy been laid e6, you mayhin
aAar1RTTEn nW
ome for two smnall children.
for
Wei -in pfelanre& Car 2@34M
a. Vwnuww p6p°Nitdl�01�dr'
Huard. Corsi and $ysterre
am requited.
I11110. A etperwnad nPrYrd
OPPORTUMITY ki Kuwait - NAmTn +Ta - chat renin
tabtrraglg row In pregnene. w- available for Independent
O1PEAIEMED hair Mls w
geled VM awn c8nasrs. Ape
Financial arslstrnps
aeearbMekg
ID caw fair !writ, s raw isr
and 3 112 yang h
Rrae,e1-
°mss pay and trartpo __ Nyrab M brrW new salon.
Plane cY 5164a24o341. MIL Gr" batlorb GO 72SOM.
kncasbn, bap bgfpht �P• 50%
osnNiekn. Call 723.17W
under 45 r o�wj,o��
fo i<ne trainip. Durham
6 kuaklaea
fid. phlpkoa
ave tsslosnm but must spank
847. (oill"M (OgtX1sQ)
or
427-M1. 1 2
CorrpuaM Collings,
427.3010 (TF)
EngWL saps kkqulrin only
Call after 5:30. 420-5142.
111111
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135 Skilled Help - .::.... .
135 Skilled Help 165 Day Care 165 Day Care
Available Available
TOOL & DIE MAKER
A precision metal component
manufacturer requires tool and die
maker. 5 years job shop experience
building progressive dies required.
Competitive wages, plus complete
benefit package offered.
Apply in writing to:
PRECISE TOOL & DIE LTD.
954 Dillingham Rd.
Pickering, Ont.
L1W 1Z6
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
TECHNICIAN FOR
H. V.A.C. EQUIPMENT
Required immediately. Minimum 5
years experience. Licences required.
Top wages and benefits.
OSHAWA MECHANICAL
728-5215
INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD
In caring, safe, fun home environment.
Licensed by M.C.S.S.
Reasonable rates,
Receipts, flexible hours. Call
DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE
286-1207
310 Trucks For 365 & Marine
Sale
1888 GMC Sierra, extended
cab, Rust Chedted. since new,
loaded, complete with trailer
hitch. obaronie control. cap,
bed -liner, alarm system, new
ties. $13,500. Call 831-2551.
(16029M
tiM4 Chev with cap, 8 grinder.
standard 4 spied. brown, good
mechanically, power steering
and brakes. 63,000 as is. Cal
220 Articles
For
OSHAWAOBEDIENCEASSOCIATION-
(416) 7862049. (053192)
Articles
230
TRt1CK Cape very low prince,
free
Sale
Wanted
Color. marry styles. Specials
yc.r dog. For the Novice group, our next classes star.
165 Available
from SM. downsize. Call 1 -
SOLID oak and pine furniture,
kitchen and vanities. buy direct
WANTED - stoves, fridge,
washer and d g
'�. ��
800-267-2885. Belleville. Mr.
Running Board. (061192)
from one d the larges f morulas-
or
not. Also wanted. pickup truck
4276784. (060492)
lurers in Ontario. Avoid the mid-
dee man. Eg. Complete pine
(newer than 1978). Call
Pickering. 420-8833. (TF)
330 Trailers
bedroom suite, $1325., oak
double pedestal table. 5741, an
270 Computer
,976 Hardtop camper. sleeps 6.
solid, no veneer. Finished in
/ video
in good condition, $1500 o.b.o.
your stain choice. 9658774 or
MOTHER d 3. (15.73) able to
Provide etperiernced dayCan.
IW
Cas 837-0031. (0531 92)
985-8330. (061192)
IBM Computer - IBli 640 K
MOFFAT Maitre D sort-cleaningpa-.
COFFEE table, 2 endsables,
diningroom table,
py of memory, EGA monitor (16
Ours)' 5 114 flopdisk drive,
355 Motorcycles
6 chairs,
entertainment unit, china/bar
10 MG hard drive. Real good
deal, exoeliem for University.
condition. Two 6.000 BTU air
17. A traxied dog a a welcomed t ac Sunbi'd. At condition,
memtber of !he family. We use $2995- Call 427.9772. anytime,
all cr
unit - aerrywood. ChUffor-
field and matching chair, one co-
$350. 427.1822. (060592SNC)
19" Honda Sabre. V-65, one
owner, 61,000 kms.,
ordinafing char, custom made.
(0609WSNC)
new
battery, $2200. Fairing
One Bauhaus. chaste loid. Cap
JUKE box with wall ptayer,
records. 530M firm. Cyan scale
available, "It onsnify. Call 430-
571-2686 after 5 p.m. (060392)
table• antique day bed.
.
7482 evenings, weekends.
250 Garage/Yard
250 Garage/Yard
400 Apartments
For Rent
Sales
Sales
papers on P"W% s, shots and seamen irlorior. tow kers.. every
deworrrnsnf,ready togoJune 12- option,
MOVING SALE - HUGE -1911 SPRUCEHILL RD,
May 30 -May 31, 8 a.m,-12 am.
Antique Collectibles, toots, baseball cards, electrical
supplies, stained glass supplies, dl lamps, baskets, paint
8 supplies, photo equip. (studio) plus much more.
Da Care _ - 200 Pets -Supplies- 290 Pets -Supplies -
160 Wanted 220 For
le _ Boarding _ Boarding
LIVE-IN or out nanny/ OF RCE tinct
housekeeper required in °CCT"e` for sue
°h'r 430
went
OSHAWAOBEDIENCEASSOCIATION-
Pdtering. Light housekeep,r9, 8226,(060297)2Beet
2
RECOGNIZED BY THE CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB
children ages all
7 and 9. Ce;`.ef
323-2418. (060392) TONING rabies - set 8 Else
d
;,r wOri(�nas a teamP
n g , we Ww nes you train
Day Care
Sun America, grey. Idle new,
1ied 2 years, paid $55•ooa as-
yc.r dog. For the Novice group, our next classes star.
165 Available
long 58000. Manicure table and
re 2. Those preparing for trials are Invited to attend
P*ft Per Pair, air keg. Seo,
2 chars, 5250. Relocator. Cao
OUr pre-trial classes starting June B. por Info. sail 4.35-
DAYCARE available in my
4276784. (060492)
FJFp.
home. fenced backyard. mreal6
AIR Conditioning - auto and win
CIOO ,e„ � or ht 5 Spool ore ownf r, c rtiletsik
and snacks. full or pain time. any
age. Whites/Oklahomfa. 831-
dow units, recharge and spans.
by kch
oenned service tech. from
URINE -ERASE
removal of urns pains.odors Automobiles
3846. (053192)
535 and up. Also gold �r dee and
trorn capes. Regardless Stan For Sal e
300
24. hr too free mlormaton,
MOTHER d 3. (15.73) able to
Provide etperiernced dayCan.
IW
30 stove. $450 air. Dryer.
P y
$200. 432 x583. (06059?)
p
Bedell Chem, imxted.
800 -56 -ERASE. (060292) IOU C9ebnty Wagon. V6 auto.
site or summer rmrortera. out-
Sid• playland and lots of
MOFFAT Maitre D sort-cleaningpa-.
00 . fully loaded. excellent
DOC Obedience Training sum- condition, good driving car.
aclrvmrs. Riche Rdrs2. 427-
stove and frost free fridge. black
Inontigoid sides. $500 Good
mer Classes Comnenang June 34995 certified Also 1%6 Pon-
0327. (053192) _ _
condition. Two 6.000 BTU air
17. A traxied dog a a welcomed t ac Sunbi'd. At condition,
memtber of !he family. We use $2995- Call 427.9772. anytime,
AFFORDABLE - experienced
daycare available in my home,
Conditioners, used 3 months,
$295 each. 576-6024.
the mosvariornal approach. For Russ, Big Town Sales. (06059
"ote year and up. Lunches
(0609WSNC)
more .ntomnaton. Call PatrcQ- - - --- - -
619-0864 or Judy. 683-7536, 1088 Taurus, excellent
and snacks Provided. income
talk recepfs given. References
JUKE box with wall ptayer,
records. 530M firm. Cyan scale
Classic Touch Obedience condition, air conditioning,
Training. (�5W) cruse control. Stereo Cassano.
given Won request. Call 427-
9505.(0531M
table• antique day bed.
.
56000. private. 839-2428.
ROTTWBIIER pips - excelient (06059
MOT/ER d two girls (7 i 9)
reg
dressers, M stand. stained
glass, supplies, crockery,
t ermpermert, German bloodline.
90r990uS litter, father and 1187 Cadillac COLO* De Ville,
available wfon school is our in
June ro provide plenty d TLC
I a n i e r n s , and numerous
collectables. Call 839.4207,
papers on P"W% s, shots and seamen irlorior. tow kers.. every
deworrrnsnf,ready togoJune 12- option,
daycare and fun acts lhes in my
must sell before May 30.
aluminum wheels,
433-0755 anytime. Jackie showroom condition. i owner.
Iwrrrs. For children 5 yaws and
(=19Z
tJtBORADOR lastrervem. male Non amdker, $11.900. 434-2443
Up- Pldereg Whites PAVSWOuds
Lane. 420-1521,
CARPET - I have new Stain-
and female. yellow and blad or 434-1383. (0605N2)
leave
M
Mrs. • (06039
master and 100% nylon most.
Wil do IIVrlgrpdrn and has for
CKC registered• hips and eyes /886 Cadillac Sedan Dwiae,
WESTNEII and 401 - tris fine
S360., includes carpet. pad. plus
guaranteed, vaccinated. near new, most options.
dewormed, tanooss, loving and certified. outstanding
depon"Ag delicate available
'relegation, (30 yards), Slays
loyal Ready to go. Call 416 auoomobdIL 58595, Crown Auto
for 12 month or older children.
789.2068- (062692)
655.4314. (060292) Pillaring. 428.4423. (063192)
Pork. IarnI yard• 427
17007, M8039;2)
WALLPAPER clearance - over
Automobiles 1485 Cadillac Fleetwood,
BIIORT or lag terms tleslsMlty
1,000 rolls from 99 cents to
$8.95 a double roll and more.
bowled, now braises,-oelMry
For Sale oaxl... Plane 430.0028 sfler
Mature. Warm and caring
Open 5 days PK wesK Mon.•
6Pm. Meow
environment, fenced yard.
rkarNbrst inadks and krrcfhas-
Fri 9.6 p.rrL Sat- 9-5 p.m. 623•
6881 65 King SL E. Bowman-
18,8 Buick Skylark 4 dao. 8
Two up, we"
vrw (TF)'
ao
cylbdw amtic, air. Ps- pb.,
df"wwo to Roland MWWWW
AJAX Pickanng Applionms - ro
arMm radio. now tree. new
radfssor, good body. 82300. Cal
Pa WSBVWP 9setr 2- Rsoep/
awn- a26s226. pso564
masaobl• offer miumw. Fully
reconditioned
8367844. gON
guaranteed
appLuxeL Como mole us a
CANADWN TIRE 18" Toyta To" SI115, 2 dim
y/al4/1YIAlt 1 l
' -
170 _
467 Westrte)r
dest-de
Mach, 5 speed, air
ems, or Dlwlraetinw aluminum who
"N" `
�t
�7S4)
^"`�"' 71 �e� 9� condMbt. Fury
Fully
MEN with tucks will do
FOR Sale - Lawnmowers,
Qsfiss.. eard0 d 82700. Cam 6862571.
`•w'W'1
tfklarsrs rofilskNses Ward -
(lJ
p�pdsehold ,�ppe4ofkrl�htrgp,•,
rMhkg Cwm Cats a Jaap, 423-
fwd hsrrros VM Ste pay 610
Is 18p GD. Ptkt. VB 2 alcor. elfe-
callent condition.
��5�8 �(i�F�))
� bas Pkk-
w _ , j regular
-- - - _ - makrrwtce now tins
Wd*NMY. Mks, 00-6137.
210 Flea Market
TALE - new and used hat free
kid2.6• coin rxSslhsrs find dryer
RREPLACEr trawlfor apartment units.
NO site on p•detetg boss 1 Stepltsrlson F nth
orad for. 33150 osrl-1 also
Cam 426-0765,
moom
18q Trane Ant, black, T -0r
fool. air. Poser, ttiisdorss, Power
kwd wester oftelleat oolhdkbnes,,
s u un and
Appliances, 227 Court St.
door locks. crullso, a steering.
1818 $tom . 52700 Cam S O tt 441 p6
eONW Cal 4261066 (080«6q
Oshawa, call 576-7448.
COWER KE 2017 or leave message.
dMMarmMd 4 ester
FAEE for Ila•taoodr 717
4 4:11111.1aulesair WAIF SM he
(0012029C)and
dpi.
semi Sheer. 4ht beige. 98
skids
Wilson Rd Cal SM and alk ler
-Fd slscsiol Paver TIP 181 Dodos Mirada. Wasil
-COWN*bi pain cSrhdkiaL as is. 819100 or Nest
P*ft Per Pair, air keg. Seo,
hark. 725.3630. (TFALL)
fosrs l lsettl¢ b* K fat imk ONW. 430-7150 Shat, 6 p.,rL
811111 cobbei9a Palcb dolls (pre
^cel)- 812- sect Cab 91664666-
FLORAL SWOn km hol
tweed fins twskews. Every-
Waft will a tool" meow
� � is" Honda Accord. Midtbacr,
(0631225
�� Relscio 436•
CIOO ,e„ � or ht 5 Spool ore ownf r, c rtiletsik
Fm-mr VVtdaslM.Y u
oft
,IIWFtlamrakamma 8550 as Is. 728-8352.
loser ti ten? ifkr9• now Ifhd -
ffn
ONE oak dkrig room wbfe and
RMI Fen Cal 38aasg. PW292SNq
11 market cortltsg to b udU
Y Poll Perry Do you haw Sane••
4 chats, 3250 oAA One full
Size narpclins, 5250 or bet
sionowsm OSIMWA - south std Infra,
W=4 822 am SL Very clown, IN"
ung PS9a1t9 b sem? We tart
an -n°dab Opp trarldon• Far
off• (tOW42)
PIANOSIGRANDFATHER
1811 Parytac Sfrtbird LE 4 door. �' 2 Onaam available now
chile trk In in black, fold t � IS 3880 or a bacela
325 Pot day
an cannh so u;
you can St up, 6 your w=
CLOCKS
CLOCKS - Planw. rant to own,
WL site. kp(ght, grand, dglW,
down backseat. air. anVtm aaraMs69e MT 1. 8475 Paiktg,
meestw 8.000 kris.. full ww. het. cable �k�d• 57e 0973
and errs 0*0 icis" (Maio
keyboards. CLOCKS - free
rerylr to 80,000 kns• 310,500 or or as. (061992)
t ed 726
and SundaysM� 41Saturda
3508Or41649gSp305,(081ISM
anddeliveryfake and 3,t up.
ge of CRM r low
°o s 0068 abla
305 Automobiles
Wanted
MUST move Immsd)tely track
to England,
overhead warehouse prim.
4331491. (06)5/92)
19186CONOW, lady drkien, air,
Pow16r brakes, slowing. Exml• TOP 8 3 i pato kir
Ne•d 10 soil
ndcrowav tNwlsion. frkip
ONE set of 14' brand new
mrrdNiOrr• P-M*Qkkwed, dow ar�SW UmdP�F7
end MOM( Mn. Blore• t
Stingray rime. asking $450
oleo. Cal 7235814 afik for Jell
Powe' "Wized, amp. Rust able and IrsstaN•d. CRN 963
P 68600 a beef 7301 Of 4261879 slier, s
=28k)
a (save a mnstlYs (083120?!
p.,rL
Oft. 5094M 10 101 A21 (0il03t2)
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lower level, professionally
3655 Marine 400 Apartments
For Rent
AVOID THE LINE-UP AT THE U.S. BORDER
Instead, take this beautiful 1989, 2955 Avanti
Sunbrldge, bayliner boat. - fully loaded - extremely low
hours - excellent condition
Call Tim 430.3248
16" 18 h. Larson boat and
trailer. in -board. outboard, V6.
3.8L. fully loaded, excellent
condition. Call 579.3110.
400 Apartments
For Rent
ONE MONTH'S
FREE RENT,
When you sign a 1 yr. lease
on a small 1 bdrm for
$594/morlth includes fridge,
stove 8 utilities
Call now!
571-0108
FURNISHED APARTMENT
Pickering Village,
98 Church St. S.
Large clean, new, turn.
bachelor in,, 6-plex, own
entry, eat -fn kitcher, TV
(0600,
ONE BEDROOM
Parking, no pets.
1982 Tempest SS160 Bowrder,
APARTMENTS
416.20:6.2038 • 416.284.1618
70 HP. Evnn,de, 1988 mailer.
asking 5400. Call evenings.
AVAILABLE IN OSHAWA
AJAX - 'The Breakers- brand
Sun. -Thum. 9859611, (060592)
Includes fridge, stove &
new exclusive lakeside con -
16 ft Grew with trader, excellent
Utilities. Close t0 401 exit,
dour n urns for immediate
condition, Johnson V4-90 motor.
:Park 8 Bloor)
occupancy. 1,2.3 bedrooms.
$9000. Call 420-8737. (060492)
For more information
900-4500 sq.ft, featuring 5
O'BRIEN Slalom sa,board. N.P.
call 571-0095
appliances. air, balconies and
sonanums. underground parking,
sad and rigging CO.mplefe. As-
1171. (060292)
heahh Club with indoor pool,
king $800. Gerry. 623-39".
PICKERING village - large
sauna, exercise room and l
(060282)
ought one bedroom basement
dards morn. To view Can 426
M TBY - bright cru bedroom
basement• 4 Piece bath, central
apartment. Separate entrance.
1874. (070392)
400 Apartments
tndge' S10". shared laundry,
parking. utaties included. Non
OSHAWA two large bedroom
For Rent
srrx*-p taeniid $600. first and
apanr„e„t, dose To O.C.. r.Cety
k11nNdaaiy.
Call1Patricia.831 .9607.
decorated. parking, fridge
Either - June 18/92 or June 24/92
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: The Gymnasium
Northview Communitv Centre
150 Beatrice Street
Oshawa, Ontario
The Co-op is owned and managed by the
people who will live there.
Be part or our Community!
Occupancy Fall 1992
1 and 2 bedroom Solarium Apartments
Rent assistance available
1-800-663-7222
AJAX
55 Falby Court
2 bedroom apartment in family building.
Air conditioning, broadloom, 2
appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and
exercise room, underground parking
included.
Call
Mon. --Fri. 9-583-fi021 �
Sat - Su11. 12-5
ersnwe. urr+r
Ajax
77 4133 FALBY COURT
Two + those bedroorn aparmm* in fiamtay
h*Jin9- Air corldi6or ft broaftm, 2
appliances, laundry facilities and I
uriftVIaund paria%llbd ided. $7424819 J
Cab S
111111111ML- M,.y 111.311re8:30
APARTMENT
RENTALS
CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA
1. NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU!
VALIANT PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
579.1626
OR
Ad AA - easement bachelor OSHAWA - bV% ore bedroom
apwflrrf r3,. "Waft ent►a'.cs. basuterst aprtmpnt. now O.C..
d
SMfit Non M*. First and quiet noWbounhood. Includes
nondfly. udelas. WWI*Y. Parking, $496,
Inclusive, Call 428-7830, mug be seen 4263983 or 886
1 7871. lOeo2 2i
../,t. q ,;..
s „-L
stove, laundry, no pets
References Call 723-0742
'053192)
OSHAWA ding and W"on.
'35C sc.!. modern 3 bedroom-.
'•'(1ee. stove, washer, dryer,
3,900 plus hydro Available June
'5 721-9728, Isave /message.
Dmase. !053192)
DICKERING 'wo bedroom with
args "Cirfr00m w.nf• ',replace.
Dig kitten. walk to Go and '"aa,
own entrance. $825. suit bus. -
re" OOuCwe. 6a&' 386 or 831-
4201 (060292;
AJAX - brgnt one bedroom
Daswnent apartment. separate
entrance. twark out 10 backyards.
air con.. laundry taclses. H"
2'W-tr-y. Avaiall June '
$6.0 nccludee itilfes FfRlaw,
Cao 427.1798 •053'92;
OSHAWA ore 041dr00m
apamrnor,. -ai^ floor of mss•.
r'cludes yard. basemert and
a.Mry. $65c monmiy incudrlg
,tdnos. Can doled. 5'9-855
Sa'. 1. Avaiabie mr.ed alo,y.
060492)
WHY a closed -.n
aparrynf7 Ty this Prig'! 2
Decroom arcnrtei y
ds"ned •400 so h. apartment
Nark -out to unoscaped yard,
yore TO 41veryfhng Oniy $9-5
-lonthlyincisive. gall Dorothy
PICKER:NG Bay Riogw new
-ehr, 428-767-7,(06059Z
one 1)410.00•" basement
AVAILABLE mmediatily - 639
apartment. fully ca meted.
an
CubSt. Oshawa - apamrrent
separate entrance. $550 a
budding, Close to bus. Shoop".
month, all indusne. First and
utilities nciuded. No pets, 2
Last. Cap 8397064- (053192)
bedroom, $700 and one
PICKERING Go - Lrverpool and
bedroom. $600 First and last.
BayrY, trinesbedroom bungalow.
Cap 430-0+34 (060292)
man /how. large backyard. large
WHITBY - beautiful o n e
kitChe n, 4 appliances, air
bedroom ,joartmem. Gose to a1
00ni ring, parking, Segs Pius
amenities, 5485 including
util lies- 290-5157. (060592)
parking. and utillM. Call 666 -
EAST Oshawa - 3 bed roo"e.
1171. (060292)
eat -in kitchen, lnvingroom• 4
OVER !lore - large 2 bedroom
Piece bathroom, available
apamrent. Wh4by. 5625 plus
tmrnediatefy, 5850. Also 2
I Ydro. Tor. 6657049. (080292)
bedition "Poral "Iran ry aparsrury
separate entrance. "W an
M TBY - bright cru bedroom
basement• 4 Piece bath, central
inclusive. Call 721-2346.
�W
y, Cable. utssies- Minutes to
washer, dryer, large eat in
fill bald, and
kiea
shopping. 401 and GO. Suit
WWMY tit" bedroom ipsm-
sirgle $550 fist and last 725
Go,
1�
Porkier walk to 8850.
I,yao daps 2862001, July
AJAX - basement bachelor
1 . 106062121
ala
ug fmwt. close to Go. local
bus. Pus col behimshed•
IMMEDIATE ATE possession
5500 mor". inclusive. 427-
bealnslor baawvmw Spanner
3/38, leave a missed Avai-
c.rftrat Whfoy, naw -9 11 -es
able Jure 1. t06029M
,� �
monthly550
Two bedroom anunt for
pan
rent, Adelaide and Pak. with air,
Inclusive. Call 666-2220.
excellent condition, $795
CENTRAL wirhey - 2 bed,dmm
Procludes evvylldi Firl and
Pk* den. 3895. One 0 -- n,rn
lest No pits- Cal Jos at 728-
bm n wit. 3596. Clean sps-
9684.(0529821
nous grist aduk basking, all
ONE bedroom basemen t
tlkin kckdot July I. 686
288
9or 283.4125 (oeo4821
apartment. East Oshawa,
OSIMWA LARGE two badman
separate entrance, above
9rfinrd back door. 2 appliances,
basement apartment. 5800
shared washeddryer. Newly
nprylgy. Includes twikttg fa
decorated. Available July 1.
backyard
yard
two. use ofprMM
$475 Pluss 8832881
snl►tkosk
(t�`2982)ltiss
washer, dryer, large eat in
fill bald, and
kiea
PICKERING.kkhTridai condo ore
bedroom taus Solariums 4 place
emblem,
cabs• Included. Clone to all
C t
and 2 piece bads, a1 Incuen&
ammbn. Ideal for work"
Washerdryer. hit ^stow. etc.
k11nNdaaiy.
Call1Patricia.831 .9607.
43"l M521M
(192)
QE badman bnamarrt aw-
PICKERING - one bedroom
insist In home. 8590 mouthy
bssernety aparoneht, eeparaw
Ificksslift Avall. Junk Rolm in
erdranos, fridge. stove, $475 +
harp, $3W monthly. Aveftle
113 utilities. Available Jure 1.
July. 421-7687 Of 4930297.
Phone 683-7388. (060392)
PICKERING - two bedroom
CENTRAL Ajax - two bedroom
lower level, professionally
basernsty aparinrnL central air.
*MOW apartmord. Appliances,
Parking. yard, suit stole parent
utilities included. Parking with
no paw. non srnoling. June 1.
private nttrdranca Available Jun•
686-975. (053192)
2. 5850 rronfhy. Cal 223-9770
WWW-. =Oi
SMALL apart ono in Pickling
(OBD
Vibus. prm" drMeway. tilting
AJAX • three bedroom mstn
bedroom, kitchen, bathroom,
floor. Available August 1. Brialy,
ground flow. 5550 first and last,
well-maintained appliances,
includes "in. For single orgy.
Parking, drapes, M , yard,
available now. 427.9383.
eloi• to transit, relennces.
(080392)
$075 plus sox utilkin. 819-
1545. (OBo39Q)
- .._ ...-_ _w.. ... •�•..+.vw.xau..uas41ows Jai,il"A
garage. 2 walkouts, 4 • us stop n front of
appliances, $850 plus 213 complex. Available June and
July.
Ouse with
Professionals. s395 mortthy.
Mao
k
400 "` t
R�
410 H01� om 420 T01N
440 R B°Oo'oard
460 rata a 4� r�io�At i�wq
space soca
- - -cottages For cottages For
550 550
OIE bedroom &pain Os, upper
floor of capita in Oshawa.
RANI®3 bednoore burpalpw, spacious three
fireplace, excellent blatbn, bedroom bwnhane, ►tear has
HOONOW Comm N gtlist lrflly
( 92S
sale sale
Fridge. Stove. cable. private
entrance, Parking, balcony,
Dias and Hwy 2 AN stipk.,, r and GO elation, 5 15- N oee, er
avaiisble June 15. 420.9308. oto W%o backyard, 2 /2 betirs,
1 nn use a
Pickering foundry. � 01.
3075.(0531M
e
Pt A"3i"IflCommereial Space
A COTTAGE - 66,900
m n t lHarmony area. 8650
rrtontfty, all inclusive. Available
July 1. Call 436.6085.
03821 garage, like new. Available
BEAUTIFUL two atony, 4 t1 4204. 433277402 or 416 qZ
450 Shared
Prime location in modem building located in
g
Pickering
New 3 bedroom. exterior clotnoeted, plus all services. +
(060292)
bedroom hornet 3 washrooms,
AcComm.
$700
Pfivate said beach, crystal tear Ww, 2
WHITBY - one bedroom apart-
lamflyroom, fireplcs. partially THREE bedroom townhouse n
townhome. Walk to Pickwng CENTRAL Oshawa - shared ac-
Last remaining unit of 650 Square feet, on main
hrdrive, pfivate sale. Temts 8valable.
tram in triplex, one block from
GO train and lake. Available
kreredis*,
finished basement. !Sneed yard, South Oshawa in smile. quiet
2 terracenowaO6e• n.all artentiss, WNne6
CShopping. 725.21.
401 Moises. lose lo 60
OSHAWA -one asbly two
bedrooms n htotasep, twr baa
level fad Elizabeth Street.
Now
1-416-349-2911
large yard. 6830.
Cres. whiary. aval-
route, parking and utilities
available at competitive rates, for immediate
Genesis Ltd. 831-3300. ,,-, fly. $390 inclusive. Cal
86N-7634. (060292)
- pang. 2 bedroom
able June 1. $1400 monthly. TOWNHOUSES -
8661171. (080482) and three bedroom es
�k�- 3ingle PON with in -
fant welcome. First and last.
ng and laundry, facilities
Included. Starting at $575. To
LARGE 4 bedroom sem, near
basement ap�mp,t Include,n9
lridgerstova, Wikies,
FOUR bedroom quiet court, nor. Nath d 401. Close lo Go Tran
th east Oshawa. Separate din' Station, schools, north and
31714 ICSI I92SNiq of 436
MADGETT h& PARTNERS 6836847
590 Business 590 Business
Opportunities Opportunities
park'
cable. Large backyard. storage
i
room, large kitchen. 1 12 baths. South Gm. blocks away from
Knob Hit B
SHARED A000rnodatlon in
Victorian h W�
A 1W ( aq.h.) and
OSHAWA - BowndWdow: Wit-
shed, non smoker, separate
entrance, close lo al amenities.
garage. 2 walkouts, 4 • us stop n front of
appliances, $850 plus 213 complex. Available June and
July.
Ouse with
Professionals. s395 mortthy.
Mao
Office Space(4504500eg11) n
a well anchored wrens
520 �rldoS For
Sale
$695 monthly. first and last. 432-
utilities. July 1 and last. Cal 434-5614. (061 1921
Karen. 433-7810.
a one bedroom apartment
$49 July 1.
In p1f111e Oshawa locations. 576
backyard. $950 plus utilities.
7703. (060492)
(060492) OSHAWA - BeatrioslWflson: Or-
( 92S
W56 or 579-1626. (061862)
PRIVATE sale - C;emral Ajax .
PICKERING Village. 2 bedroom
apartment,
PICKERING - leiBM 3 bedroom 1110111d 2 and 3 bedroom units,
detached home, 2 12 baths, available $760, $825, S.
AJAX area in We" Heigh$,
500 Homes
asking $115,900. Western
exposure, 2 bedrooms,
n0 ' lase Wus
familyroom with ftroplace eat -n Heat, hydro extra Fridge, &love,
one bedroom available Im-
For Sale
renovated n modern neutral
ydall 666.3949 after 5
P.M. ( (061092)
kitchen• ay rrt
all appliance lndudlrg garage included No pets, appedletey nree thbedroom, 1dN
HEAST Oshawa - 4 ear train, quiet
bedroorrs. finished rec room . neighbourhood. (1-416) 928-
laundry. Close to transportation,
with Durham Housing, 1615 detached home, use of all
ONE and two bedroom apart -Shopping.
rec, tion. Sunny
Dundas St. E. 4th floor, Whitby facilities Including laundry roars_
merits in Oshawa Convenient
backyard. $950 plus utilities.
Or call436a610 for infommion. $360/monthly. 686-0785.
location, clean, no last ►morals
Available anytime in June. 686-
(053192)
OSHAWA - two and threeAJAX
Fell" required $690 1 bedroorrL
4149 (060.392)
bedroom townhouses, including - fkar'reflsd bedroom n
$715 large 1 bedroom, $750 2
bedman. Call 43600m. after 5
SOUTH Oshawa - available
al utilities, 4 appliances, does quiet townhouse, share
p.m. gall 7233675. (061192)
August 1, 3 bedrooms, main
floor, fridge. S1OVe. dishwasher,
to shoots and amenities. Cal bathroom kitchen, non smoker.
434-3972. (06049?) Available Immediately. Suit
OSHAWA - one bedroom. Park,
Adelaide $550 in-
laundry facilities, close to
schools. but. FirsVlast•
FULLY furnished and aduk Or atudOnt. $400. Call 428.
7g64
area monthly,
$700
. (D53192)
nicely decorated spacious
icludiss 30- 12 54M060292 es; and parking Cat
( )
Monthly plus hydro. 723-0619
message. (060592StVC)
townhome. Walk to Pickwng CENTRAL Oshawa - shared ac-
NORTHEAST Oshawa - 3 PICKERING - luxury one
can
723.9430 (06C.M)
Town Centre. Just pack your COrttodations in a large charm"
WWTBY - bachelor spartmens
SOUTH Oshawa - 4 bedroom
bags and move in. $1050 per house. Close to all amenities.
available. Clean, quiet buldi g
sem , 5 appliances, available
rn nth, John McCan on, ReMax non smoker. available
suitable for single person.
June t. $1000 plus ulilklee. Can
Genesis Ltd. 831-3300. ,,-, fly. $390 inclusive. Cal
Fridge. Stove. heal, hydro, park-
430-7070 after 6 p.m. (053192)
WHITBY - 1600428-3717 days. 721-2394
man tree
ng and laundry, facilities
Included. Starting at $575. To
LARGE 4 bedroom sem, near
evenings ( )
familyroom, fireplace.
ce. three
view. call 666-2450. (060292)
Oshawa Centre. eat -in kitchen,
-0 sldrg door to patio. fenced
bedrooms, 2 112 baths. 4 THREE bedroom house toShare
appliances. available July 1. in
AJAX South - fumahed one
Yard. hardwood fb. finished
ons
Aim with easy going person,
$950. Call 430.7620. (05� $4
31 In 00 due aundr laeilit'
decor, new upgraded
broadloom, excellently main-
tained building. 619-2032 or
873-4512.(06049M
EXPERIENCED DECORATOR REQUIRED
Owner of Interior decorating business looldng
for experienced decorator to take over
business In the Pkdcering arae, small start up
imrestment required for the right person.
Inquiries 686-5574
ONE bedroom co dominium in
Mcl-aughin Square. Centrally 61O Legal
located in Oshawa. Waking ds- 6 Notices
tarhCS b GO terminal. Appian we
-
CBs included. Newly decorated,
excellent security. Swimming FRENCH- John & Cheryl (nee Chewka) are
and hobby, rooms. Parking, as-
king $99,000. Call evenings, delighted to announce the birth of Christopher
579-2027. (060492)
Lots For Lewis, bom February, 18th, 1992, weighing 8
535 Sale lbs. 3 oz at 6:45 p.m. A brother for Magnan
50 acre beautiful building �, Irene. 4th grandchild for Barb &Nick Chewka,
just on Hwy 12. One concession Joan & Stan French. Special thanks to Dr.
north a Cannington. $150.000.
Cal 571-5052. (061349?) Hoang and the Staff at McMaster University
LOT for sale - Enfield HO t I
610 NLegal
oucces
bedroom basement apartment- tt- baaertem' no pets. $970 .. 431} NORT N GO .1
res. CHARMING s)it 100•x519' S98000 Ary � a .
new kitchen, separate entranoe.
0249. (060492)
-------- -
HEAST Oshawa - 4 ear train, quiet
bedroorrs. finished rec room . neighbourhood. (1-416) 928-
. -y . Per**h1s
area. nicely landscaped• bsauth- available. 7269871. (060392)
-.
cab's. Parkng• share laundry.
non smoker, $625 inclusive,
DETACHED bnck home. pick-
enng Whites Rd and Hwy 82 4
two prate bath. $895 plus ►eat 1531, leave message. (060502)
-
tui hardwood floors. eldst pne
ret room with r,eldstone
LAKEFRONT Building lot,
/►(
630 Registrations 630 Registrations
Available -mine"ely. First and
bedrooms. garage. oentrai aur.
and hydroAvailable June 19
Cal Condos For
fireplace, app:anaes Included.
137xM serviced beautiful
beautifully
dudbVClean to am
comer W 1 six Will
List. 427-7566 (053,92)
Quiet court Requ rements:
Bin a Anita Richardson. 455
5763111, RsMax Apple Reany.
Air con.. Open House Sundays.
freed. Lam• f78.900.
Cal 705-4862284
wonot101
OSHAWA duplex - 3 bedroom.
Lease, no pets, firsulast,
Rent
win
I-5. 620 Annapolis. Oshawa.
$161,900. Far appointment'
Or 418-477-
1168. (060662
program,
program. uNrmsle0 Prnate funds
please, will do same File 84087
Oshawa Whitby THIS Week,
Large btamplepanung, sundry
references. Available August 1.
NORTHEAST Oshawa - 3 PICKERING - luxury one
can
723.9430 (06C.M)
available. Power a sales debt
consolidation, loans, n tone
P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, L 1 H
71-5.
Son arses. Surta single. Cal
room, near bus schools and all
m
aensres- $750 plus utilities 1.
$995 monthly 683-6638.
(060492CNC)
bedrooms. stove, fridge, roc bedroom with solarium, prime
roam. Nos eornodex. $740 pita location. Air, 5 appliances.
- - _
NO money down
57Camper
0
$ ' Y CAMP
aNakils. Cal 5763366. (060692)
4 1 6 7542868. (060292)
washroomvjacurn,lnrshed rec
�ltre&. Frw and last. Ava4abb parking. looker' pool• tennis and
- 3 bedroom. t
1;2
V Trailers Sites
987-40,9. (060492) $350 weekly. 1-705-932-3315.
room. walkout basement to ter-
AJAX -three bedroom, 3 buts,
July 1 7'15-2339.
storey brick house. targe
WESTtEY north a Hwy 2. 4
bedroorrs. Irving/dnrng room,
AJAX -bright Clean furnished (060492)
raced yard. ,8x36' aground kid-
ney Priced
OSHAWA - BowndWdow: Wit-
one year lease, close to
schools. $850
(060292SNC) Jackie. rg Late
427u5286 aS0. Call ftte 6.
THREE bedroom
drive and large 101.
RinOn 401 area $109,000. Cal
FULL Service Seasonal Trailer
pool. to soh by
owner. 571-7096. (060492)
arm. Alto 7, 10 and 12 14 year
mortgages at very corrpotsive
sorv'Rossland - 2 bedroom unre
available. 1790 and $820.4
plus utilities.
AvahLabb June , Call 683-2236
twonhouse.
$9010plu Wifitioa. In-law suit
011•
Rick or D 866-6605 or 579-
st-$ from $750 per season n
Woodland
Ages: 6-12 yrs.
package.
Datescan, 723-2022 (t0 am - a
bedroom unit, $'005. Fridge,
after 5 p.m. (060592)
Possblw Nosh end, close to MCLAUGHLIN Square, Rich-
&choolt arld mond St., 2 bedroom, 1 t2
4252. (0611 9Z
Estate. 30 minute;
east of Peterborough, 90
Four, 2 -week periods running
pekaal 6550 ndudes u"609,
stow• ulioros ncludod. No pets.
apply o Durham Hous 16.5
PICKERIWG - three bedroom
bun "r a I c w man floor. 5
a nom as. Avail-
able July , or 15. 432-3866. baths, many amenities and
(116 t 19?SNC) escurity. First and last, $950
PICKEANG - must los seen
1700 sq.lt. of absol,?ell gor-
minutes from Pickering.
Waterfrom silos with boat dock
t, �{�
between: July 6 - August
�.
Dundas St. E.^9• ab1'
4th Floor, Whapp
au, rete yard, no
per
9so'J6 Evng Space. 3 bedrooms,
4060 available Beam. heated
rip
6
a Cal 0392) �6tO for rnformaton.
smokng. available July 1. $900
t
__ month, inclusive. 623-0111.
43� Rooms To M onlay o Friday after S p.m.
ac., cv., alarm, ed
ba many
Pool, store. 1-705-653-1317.
(053192)
Supervised Nouns:
Plus 2 'Awns First and last.
J Rent ro60i�
grad
upgrades.
9.900
f��
WHITBY - one -2 bedroom
apa•tment, tin.-, bedroom
�-0018. =3192)
Cottages For
� mm.m. Cal
��y Tc
575
7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
aPartment. After 12 noon, 666-
OSHAWA - large, Spotless 4
bedroom with I�nishod
Room fa rent full use
Homo. Pnvele barn, 4 • 0 Rent
AJAX - Best Brick Banker
lMENend
Daily Programme: 9 a.m. - 4
Og
3397. (060492)
beserrhertt, Overlooks park oak
un
gym. Barbecue. furnished a HOUSEKEEPING
Homo. Four bedrooms. 3 1,2
baths, hugs }dimly,
VISAS
p.m.
AJAX two odruertbaa.rrem
apartment. Large "Mom. 4
from eke shore $1075 plus
unless. Available nhmyed-poly.
Cottages at
unfurnished, f,00 weekly n- Woodland Estate. 3c minutes
elusive for dotailt. 4261211.
oamAutcery
laundry.Premium lot. 8 car
secured anddurwcured.caie os,
Tabkarh credit. rem
$130 per 2 -week
ball"FOO".
Can 76'1-4985 (0531 921
leew oast of Peterborough, 90
parking, lower walkout
Ura. bodk
hotel
period
pace $675 plus 40X
sidsret Aradepis July t. 264'
BAY Ridges
t
message. (053 92) "Mules from Pickering- Beach,
apartment. (259.000. Call 427-
and tips will our ha6ab.
Bad credit accepted. Cal Doug
0760. (06041it2)
- immediately
avaryblo. Clean 3 bedroom
Ad. Icy ground. stJAX - furrnshed room in a heated pod.
home. A►, cab's. Parking.s
non boat and motrentals. Sprig.
0689 0 192,
at 6665. (06049?)
Call 831-6130 to register!
TWO bedroom. lower ink of
house with finished baserrlertt
g,
smoker. 690 weekly. Call 428} Fall and Weekend specials.
BAYRELD Bust, 4000 sq.n. 5
LOONEY Problems') Loans, debt
duplex. now GM$675•hydro.
apartment, walking distance
9114 leave 1 August holiday bookings still
meSaa"' (MT g2i
bedroom. 4bath. pool, (nground
conso!,daT10nS. credit
Fist and last. Apprarx:es. Park-
from GO train, per mhonth,
ava labte. t-705-653-1317.
and heated) oak basement,
amangoments, personal bd6el
-
ng included, Available Jure t
579.1721
first and last. Credit cnock Cal
&34.6902-
COURTICE - turnisMrd room. X1921
broadbormed. 4
must fir. central vac. «C. a
f1MhrlbY area). �^
planning, garnshees stopped.
FREE CONSULTATIONS.
675 Companions iRoofing
after 5p.rm- (060492)
M6049Z
Piece bath. KAWARTHAS - Lake Kas-
owhmw airnrac Loa. teepnar, snabog - Qs min. northeast a
temil_ P h -
House Sat. and Sun. May 30
and 31.,1-4P.m.61Starg"DI
Credit Coueeeoa P
(Pickering
Oshawa) 4331425 (TFAII
PICKERING - man floor
TWO bedroom upper halt of
house. Laundry, Parking and all
Wane& included, $725 monthy. .
bungalow, 4 txedroorrs, cote to
Schools. shopping and GO.
T.Vworking & y takerront,
.. person. $85 n9 cmage&.
weMuy. First. yet,
666-86U (052892)
BROKER
.
Mortgage
TALL blonds &man non-smoker
senior lady. various interest,
Imm lo aoutn GM. Available
immediately
$95C monthly incudes Wil4et
laundry facilities.
references. Good fishing, swmmvng toau.
4369640 (OW49Z motor rentals. From $1351
has $ t 0.000 b lend at580
$ 4 7 Per
$147 Der morxh. Contac Jerry
COn
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Insurance
oWgorg, humorous. and TLC
looking
. 5 7 6 - 0 3 34 .
(060292)
and 427-8479,
Available July 1. (060292)
weekend a $.'i6Slreek Ane;
NEWCASTLE . very large room ly.
05. Con -, Finan -
dudbVClean to am
comer W 1 six Will
for same in tensor
g o n I i e m a n for steady
BRIGHT one bedroom apart.
AVAILABLE Immedi atel - 3
with separaa& ornraryoo, pnvap 5. 705-877-2159 (060292)
cal Sery cee. (TF)
7 7/416 five v e year open, no
program. Bad croltit
relationship. F1eD1Y with photo
mens available Immediately,
bedroom. 2 stonry sem. wakout
Mise piece bath�h�kitchenette COTTAGE rent
Clow b 15 area. lakefront.
OSHAWA -clean 3 betlroom
ngalow, ta&tNu
program,
program. uNrmsle0 Prnate funds
please, will do same File 84087
Oshawa Whitby THIS Week,
$450 a month includes heat,
hydro and cab's. SlmcoeTaun-
e- SI
host kitchen o yard. fnr&hedand
Dasomwtt, Close ro O.S.C.
ord.$87
at a Brn.Bancroft
private. 2
'
minutes from Oshawa. $100 bedroom, fully oqupped, wash.
decorated.
OU10t neighbourhood, rm-
available. Power a sales debt
consolidation, loans, n tone
P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, L 1 H
71-5.
Son arses. Surta single. Cal
and
40,. per month plus
wooky includes all utilities ox- roomh-shower, oxceMM fohng
-WIMr Possession. Extra large
service. Now Era Financial
(060592)
after 530 p.m. Wash toolklies.
aNakils. Cal 5763366. (060692)
cep Phone. Must be seen Cal and swimming Boat nckcled.
washroomvjacurn,lnrshed rec
Corporation. (416) 721.9563.
ATTENTION S - carefully
432-1099. (060492)
987-40,9. (060492) $350 weekly. 1-705-932-3315.
room. walkout basement to ter-
(TFALL)
aNecled introduction* lo unat-
OSHAWA - attractive one
WESTtEY north a Hwy 2. 4
bedroorrs. Irving/dnrng room,
AJAX -bright Clean furnished (060492)
raced yard. ,8x36' aground kid-
ney Priced
7.41% Fire Mortgages. 5 year
people lookng for a Long
bedroom Copyn
rroy renovated,
family room, near schools,
.
room for mature waking non JUNE Getaways Cyan, cony.
sin" lert'ele preferred. Clow tonable log
pool. to soh by
owner. 571-7096. (060492)
arm. Alto 7, 10 and 12 14 year
mortgages at very corrpotsive
term relationship. Cordiden led.
Fres, information
sky Ignts. fully carpeted. upper
shopping. Go. bus. 6863358.
style otxrtagss n
to transit, and shops. Shan picturesque setting. Sandy
ORONO - 3 . 1 bedroom
droom
rates. In hon►, personal, con-
package.
Datescan, 723-2022 (t0 am - a
level. roan, q�• erg• W"
backyard, great for single
(0�
tar�w. $85 weekly. 6865721. beach with fireplace
txadkspk, IiV&groom, eparsto
fidential service, phone for
P.M. ) (TF)
pekaal 6550 ndudes u"609,
BEAUTIFUL country home.
Reasonable to select adult
(080462) paddleboats, Canoes,
badmnton horsesh
dining room, "t -in kitchen,
tway r ,'
information. 7 days a week. 416.
725-6123. (063092)
ABCAN
QUALITY
ROOFING
Seciaizing in:
• Roofing
• Repairs
• Eavestrough
• Soffits/Fascia
Free estimates can
(416) 619.1690
579.7196 lICKERLNG oes, etc. Dont, ►►shed rec nom
( family. Spacious grounds, quiet close /al-osritiss a Call NORTHERN HEIGHTS mrure US ear raves fol back- MORTrrgA and bre• g0 %PKXERM 71 0 Births Tax, Ftrtarteial
basement - linart 2 t. qui tt Enfield. commutAppliances,
to all six appliances and furnished RESORT n Norland• 1.706-454- kg onb gwerlbes wilt creek, tnancing. down Payment ret ale �ireCtO
basement apartment, quiet Points. Appliances, now rooms for 33WsoSMplus U4 1928. Sonw available for July $158,000. Call 963-5438. arranged.Anyarnountavailaby. - ry
$test nee► GO stetlon. Daley avaYable 256202&. 0eo1621 and August Book soon)
W im' $780 avari
able 1' 030 -SM t
AJAX - larfgftt thea bedloofn
utlllsa. Non enrclow Cal ken.
420.7347. (053182) 1
-
1rum= bedroom semi with use Cal Doug a Rick 868-8805.
room In quiet, northend Community Fk1wrcW Services.
rICKEfMNO - two bedroom
mart Ileo►, solely teftovaeed and
decorated. including neer
LAME Mame, bright clean,
cable. on low route. Central 485 Resorts
Bowmanville. Close to all Bu$it1�
amenities. Includes man s+ams�s
y 590
basement apartment, 4
appliances. fully
kitchen• 4 piece bath, plus
location. $80-$75. 433.4748.
antras &134,900. phone 418• Opportunities
carpeted.
eePaW1i Prstr tamely no Pees
132ti2an
829.8482. 1080492)
2/he8 o k Rmulm dia�
►sola closeafoomTO�
2 - bright for Sale. Buckhorn COAST to Coosa
- prkraw prime mtsluw
less. 08WAM Call 819
Phq» Dom cel -1527.016421
Pbmeer Park res
c� pod leblt. MtwM� ��the Rouge, Rkvinx. � �hV facilities, �
house
W+ti00• umtipine modern 3 pits
bedrooms 2 1/2 bathe, 2
faf►ttyroorrs,
FICKEIeN1i - bright baeettmora
AJAX - tlsee bedaom, nmais
Noor SaFIP$encss. leaned
=• Md tg. n10n efrmnlw► restaurant. planned
Prdemed $85 may ftivitiee. 416-637-5315.
(8�1
dmkmorq daft
garage, huge deck, full
fait alpsted alppfrffn
)fad. close to scU els and
1881. (0631f�
� 9at>�" .000.
dudbVClean to am
comer W 1 six Will
amntiles. Fill and feeL Ar85
�`I"hr�� plus 80x.
FuRNW ED �j Fiabi
w
qulet saseulkrs cable, 490 t�iM
wf3Tsr - 4 bedroom ratea'8ve,
� wee n '�
X194
� � fig• A� tAelt
osslan
Roeslamd/Amdsnon. backs
4140. (OBD382)
WINTB♦ - three bedroom
able Mm ol Rleasate6le FLORIDA - Maderia Bead'
lt, main floor
famil r I
AJAX -bright, modem one
have, oontat sit grape avail
west. CIA 427-2W. 0531li� 1500 W h toxo room. sundry. den,
luxury gu/ frail whMlpool tub, thousands in
(063182)
wMITBr -large clears two
Oedfoan batrnsfr apattrwr
with separate wdout b ywd
utYfsCal s18s8a48100 n4 nift Pits
�
PICA kattYfted bedconrooms, p2 I b ths�, all liou�s Sun �19.t100. Open
or unturnig ed Zoom with own bedroo May 31.1.4 rat- 78
670 Pwsonft
antral air. fret Eat in kMdlert
non strokefs prebrtad. AVVA-
JOHN Body 3 bedroom phs
finished lower level with
►fes, Mated
O01R air. ffgaotatd ped. . posit, Devetoo St 608,05W 080492)
Parking, shared kNcten and acreefed Sutpach• sup
rRTM afttW and m1y Pk -
Able anmsdlsoly. Sow marhy,
Ilroplaoek access to awrytltng
laundry facilities, utflNles 7238080. 1y Qrly. Pheba BAIICROFT awe - 3 bedroom
bungalow.
nit counselling.
llin . F reeand
11, top
naaelw. 427-3472 f
PICKEiWNi
BE appianas avaleblo Jay 1.
Cal 4211.9308, (080.1821
iron• s500/moothly. First (�) newly dMOrated,
acrd Ise 88631se. 060402) CLEARIVATM - 3 bedrooms amab loam sed 9+►a8e' 3H ace
Clinic' a:11D am Oahow% Tuesday, lol�io
- oM bedroom.
pafUaiy fumifted 4 piss bath.
FWE bedroom 2 brshe U -MY,
AJAX - mice flumished room ler fully famished. air con. moble W septic and feel, flew dock.3
homes good "Ill and ►ship, snow
p m., and Wednesday 1 b 8
AN ineluslw. Cable, washer,
loving and dlnIng rooms,
fireplocsk
Heated
and imming_
fail Shale 100111,111111111 11011111 Smoking ,pada lien,beadl8s,and� $5ildren
�arn9 Thaw. 3D0 p m
10 prrLFo43niwhi
drys►. air eon., suNabte for stu•
dOI
ent working person. Non
wdrota. $Saeed yard.
WW coddr shed. 3�
may. Call 420-3266. (0531 go tempot. --- 7,500 813.39
or Pick.
bedroom d&eacrad house, air
conditioning, garage, quiet
paling,
Proles (LsesGtftsrt"10111• ins Townh
wing 4208781. (TF)
nopets.'-%F. Coes awry air kpfis
b Go. 6125. Call 837.0328 diva. au►L Recession price, $888.
CLEAN quiet rooms for U.S. weekly. 683-5503.
employed persons/students, (p7tJ3821
A W pioL
51 0 oases ADO A Mtlt epibe..BC. allwe
For Sale
(063182)
wMITBr -large clears two
J111111411. rsteranoet. ifst afd kat.
For appoirmfrterd, 1.416288-
separate kitchen, bethroome.
Parkin bus. Nea► Roue 500 Homes
9• 9
momma" - Lha, Diane FROM PAGE /4
Jortirtilleir two excelling
Matte a PRIVATE Deal)
118dfoonn 4panrrtrl n or aced
7119.0e6492)
V mer. ter. sessloo. Cal For Sale
2862458
son
Pickering Three bedroom eonte tktaloa d Memosives ler
WwnhOLN* ;N,dred Sale. For discreet nbnn lot,
and Par n well moi tainted four
UPSTAM bungalow apartment
(053/92)
,
1/2 baths, eat -in itC write b Cfrdy Prim Boa am
yen old fafrdly buldag. with
eltivocr, piduwprw gfowds
for rens. 1200 sgJL 3 bedroons.
5 appliances, private yard.
LARGE furnished bachelor AJAX -pmvw sail - 3c-
wart, ptivele Sneer's, yurdry Wader am I fiPf1e• A$
an,
Separate dining room, naw RO• Keoakta, B.C., V1Y 7P4.
upgraded Aduits
1miMNrgepsddrlgattas File bid
ISL Avail a JWy 1.888.0072.
Swimming pool, Simcoe/
T&~. 8075• ugfts included.
cable, non smoker, Dixie/ brick victorlan home, 4
Glenanna, available 0°ms 4 rtatMoomt, caw
broadloom ortly plwM. (080410 __ _
Uxafghout. Now Mab and Go �OIIYler Itiel Mair title
&131.900. Available June 30 JESuB art blind Yad lea
0eo562)
5761663. 080392)
krnedislely. $120 tom made oak/brass trims.
weekly. 631- Wayne slxtlln thio heat
6125. (053182] 9 ug
d?
and on. 883-0728. (053110 the blind? Dan your redid" PWIY etttra sPeclaL kmdb a pony
star glosses? The him" is b our ctlde bktlny pry or Io
ONE and two bedroom
atwtrrmr'Y Available ler May-
SOUTH Ajax - family with
reference: requires 3-4
wokotA '" trap
PK3U3W1G - dear', OOsr I-- bk.
round hem'
WHITBY - 3 bedroom tato hired fnkdsler, Micah 3:11, spaced Cao uhf at
loswtlwwe, BmduPmslend. 5 Isaiah 56:10.12, John 10:11. �•� (�f�
June. No pits, fridge, sow, air.
carpet parking for 1 car. Boor
bedroom d&eacrad house, air
conditioning, garage, quiet
buck
Oflok 6 IL x 9 h
nished room. Separate
entrance, a$ facilltlet. Wsq finished playhouse. Asking
=237,000. Cal hem'
aefnrel ak, ta&IkI$y Jim CtlrtpbNl 1-705 8535475. RABBIT wants work coon
decorated, asking $135,900. g
mepic for dam's
and Wilson, $715 and $740.
Fiast
rrergldlotxlwed. Call 128 3081.
(053162)
Shore9ayly,1100 waft. Fist/ 8867814
to 85241561. (0803g2C(1,C)
Laos Wan builders price, ore DISTRESS Centre - Need parties afld
sonwate Y oocasionta haw 111► own
and YsL 721-6744. (TF)
fast Cal 8354271. 0631621
yew naw. Opp► Have SaL May to U k b? Cal us
301h. 1-4. 10 BasetB Bhld. I** anlylk, 433-1121, 427-88J6m(� N Call Emile. 8854832,
-. --.. -
150.430.7815. (0804521 (TF)
NEED MONEY
YESTERDAY?
Call M.C.A.
Corporalim totiry.
(416) SM --81800
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If you're not yet among the more an
�an 26 million North Americans
working either full- or part-time
from home, by the year 2000 you
just might be.
There's already a legion of
workers whose `commute' is
simply from one room of the house
to another.
Whether you're all set up at the
kitchen table, or merely thinking
about starting your own office at
home, take some advice from the
husband -and -wife team of Paul and
Sarah Edwards, whose book,
Workin From Ho
The Edwards offer these tips to
make your home office more
Productive and more comfortable.
1. Since you will spend as much as
75 per cent of your day sitting at a
desk or drawing board, the chair
You choose is of great importance.
Make sure it has a supportive back,
firm seat and armrests, self-locking
casters, and height that can be
adjusted from six to nine inches. so
that your feet rest flat on the floor.
2. Desks vary according to tasks.
The ideal height for a writing
surface is 30 " be
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be a
haven
me s, but for typing age gracefully.
or computing, it is 26 inches. 3. Storage problems can be solved
As an alternative, you can have in several ingenious and practical
both a desk and a separate typing or ways: pegboards hold memos,
computing table. Whatever style notes, maps and easy reference
you choose - pedestal, campaign, material.
even roll-top - it should be no Vertical file cabinets take up less
longer than seven feet unless you space, but lateral cabinets -
have the luxury of abundant space. especially those made of wood -
Of the many material choices, will have the pleasant appearance of
including steel and plastic,
preferable desk choices are solid
hardwoods like oak, ash and maple.
Aside from their natural beauty they
g me covers N OF p
everything from tax tips to soothing O� /,
sound effects. A 'fes THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF
"Even if you love bustle and could z moo; z PICKERING
work in the middle of a tornado, z Environmental Assessment Act, R.S.O.
treat yourself to some of the 1990, c.E.18
decencies that soothe and comfort��� Class Environmental Assessment for
you as you work," says Paul Municipal Roads -
Edwards, expatriate from the Schedule B
corporate and government career
worlds, and co -host of a radio
show. Nonce Res actin
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CENTRAL AIR CONDMONNG
NEW YODELS ON SALE
Low Cost Finarc tg
No Payment for 6 monfhs
Paymerfs Imm $40.00 per mordh
NOW BOOKING FOR SPRING
INSTALLATIONS
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Retirement of southerly east -west part of
Pinegrove Avenue
(Part Lot 1, Plan 282, Pickering; Part 6, Plan 13449)
Subject to any comments received as a result of this notice,
and the receipt of any necessary approvals, the Town
intends to complete the retirement of the southerly east -
west part of Pinegrove Avenue outlined below:
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This section of road is no longer required as part of the
municipal road system as a result of the construction and
opening of the easterly extension of Hogarth Street as part
of the development of Plan 40M-1692, Pickering. Further,
the relocation of the intersection of Woodview Avenue to a
point further north of the CNR right-of-way creates a safer
environment for grade crossing traffic movements. There is
no cost to the Town of the retirement of this section of road,
which is expected to be completed by late summer 1992.
Further information is available at the following location:
Department of Public Works
The Corporation of the Town of Pickering
Pickering Civic Complex
One The Esplanade
Pickering, Ontario
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Interested persons may provide written comment to the
Town respecting the proposal within 30 calendar days from
the date of this Notice. Comments should be directed to the
Director of Public Works at the above address.
If concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved in
discussions with the Town, any person/party may request
that the Minister of the Environment "bump -up" the project
to an individual environmental assessment. "Bump -up"
requests must be received by the Minister at the address
below within 30 calendar days of the date of this Notice.
Minister of the Environment
15th Floor, 135 St. Clair Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario
M4V 1 P5
If there is no "bump -up" request received by June 30, 1992,
the Town will complete the retirement of the southerly east -
west part of Pinegrove Avenue as proposed.
This Notice issued at Pickering, May 31, 1992.
Stephen A. Vokes, P. Eng.
Director of Public Works
The Corporation of the Town of Pickering
furniture, rather than office
equipment. They also can help
divide room space, and hold a
printer or fax machine.
4. Lighting can mean the difference
between serious fatigue and a
relaxed, productive area. The
Edwards recommend combining
natural daylight with indirect
lighting.
JAHERONGATE ANIMAL HOSPITAL
65 Kingston Road East, Ajax
427-0789
HEARTWORM PREVENTION MONTHS.
We would like to advise individuals to have
their dogs tested annually and administer
preventive medications throughout the
summer months.
Call now for details:
427-0789
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FINE SERVICE IN OUR PAINT DEPARTMENT. PAUL
KNOWS PAINTS, STAINS, VARNISHES, AND
OTHER PAINT SUPPLIES INSIDE OUT. HE WILL BE
PLEASED TO HELP YOU WITH ANY PROJECT.
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KNOWS PAINTS, STAINS, VARNISHES, AND
OTHER PAINT SUPPLIES INSIDE OUT. HE WILL BE
PLEASED TO HELP YOU WITH ANY PROJECT.
PAUL IS JUST ONE MORE REASON WHY YOU
CAN RELY ON MILLWORK!
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